mrad01 0 Report post Posted September 17, 2012 Chaps and chapettes, I'm on the lookout for an old apple ][ computer from the 80s. Doesn't have to be working, but good condition if anyone knows of one. Usually found at a school in the "old stuff" cupboard... They look like: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_II Will pay money Thanks in advance!!! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
_ethrty-Andy_ 2122 Report post Posted September 17, 2012 Try the eWaste companys in auckland such as computer recycling ltd, mikipro ltd, RCN eCycle, Logics etc. Im pretty sure i have a IIe at work with a matching apple CRT screen (VERY rare to find, they hooked up to a normal TV usually) along with commodore amigas etc, all stuff made before i was born LOL. I trade as IT Recycla in Wellington. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mrad01 0 Report post Posted September 17, 2012 Try the eWaste companys in auckland such as computer recycling ltd, mikipro ltd, RCN eCycle, Logics etc. Im pretty sure i have a IIe at work with a matching apple CRT screen (VERY rare to find, they hooked up to a normal TV usually) along with commodore amigas etc, all stuff made before i was born LOL. I trade as IT Recycla in Wellington. So, do you want to sell the IIe?? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
_ethrty-Andy_ 2122 Report post Posted September 17, 2012 (edited) So, do you want to sell the IIe?? turns out its a IIc that came in, i found the photo i took of it. so if i still have it then yep can do, we had about 10 of them come in at one stage, i know we scrapped most of them after trying our luck on trade me with them, but should be one aside. According to Wikipedia: Microprocessor 65C02 running at 1.023 MHz 8-bit data bus Memory 128 KB RAM built-in 32 KB ROM built-in (16 KB ROM in original) Expandable from 128 KB to 1 MB (only through non-conventional methods in original) Video 40 and 80 columns text, with 24 lines[4] Low-Resolution: 40 × 48 (15 colors) High-Resolution: 280 × 192 (6 colors)[5] Double-Low-Resolution: 80 × 48 (15 colors) Double-High-Resolution: 560 × 192 (15 colors)[5] Audio Built-in speaker; 1-bit toggling User adjustable volume (manual dial control) Built-in storage Slim-line internal 5.25-inch floppy drive (140 KB, single-sided) Internal connectors Memory Expansion Card connector (34-pin)* * Only available on ROM 3 motherboard and higher; original IIc: NONE Specialized chip controllers IWM (Integrated Wozniak Machine) for floppy drives Dual 6551 ACIA chips for serial I/O External connectors Joystick/Mouse (DE-9) Printer, serial-1 (DIN-5) Modem, serial-2 (DIN-5) Video Expansion Port (D-15) Floppy drive SmartPort (D-19) 12-Volt DC connector input (DIN-7, male) NTSC composite video output (RCA connector) Audio-out (⅛-inch mono phono jack) Its scary that this machine was already 8 years old when i was born lol I had some Colour Classics come in a few weeks back too, look like baby beige CRT iMacs, sold one on trade me last week for $1.50 so the rest have gone, what a shame you asked this week instead of last! Edited September 17, 2012 by _Ethrty-Andy_ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mrad01 0 Report post Posted September 17, 2012 so if i still have it then yep can do, we had about 10 of them come in at one stage, i know we scrapped most of them after trying our luck on trade me with them, but should be one aside. Nice, the IIC was a pretty sweet machine too...Bit harder to work on unlike the IIe though Pretty scary alright - especially when I first used an Apple II+ when I was 8 years old (yeah, makes me old. Oh well....) I'd be really keen on the Apple IIe if you have one around, that'd be awesome! Let me know. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
