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	Apple IIe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Apple had planned to retire the Apple II series after the introduction of the Apple III in 1980, however, after that machine turned out to be a disastrous failure, management decided the further continuation of the Apple II was in the company's best interest.
		The original IIe used a case very similar to the Apple II Plus, painted and with Velcro-type clips to secure the lid with a strip of metal mesh along the edge to eliminate Radio Frequency Interference.
		Users would bring their Apple IIe machines into an authorized Apple dealership, where the IIe motherboard and lower baseboard of the case were swapped for an Apple II motherboard with a new baseboard (with matching cut-outs for the new built-in ports).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Apple_IIe (2303 words)

	The Apple IIe personal computer; a first hand examination.
		He estimated that today there are about 250,000 Apple IIs in the office, and that most of these were brought into the office initially by an individual who spent his or her own money on the unit.
		When looking at a II Plus and IIe side by side with their tops off, it is clear that a great deal of design energy went into reducing the number of integrated circuits for the IIe.
		For international sale, Rick pointed out on the Swedish Apple IIe he had brought into the room, the IIe has a 64-kilobit ROM which holds both the American English character set and a completely separate character set for the language of the country in which the computer is sold.
	www.atarimagazines.com /creative/v9n3/116_The_Apple_IIe_personal_co.php (3737 words)

	Apple II History Chap 7
		The upgrade kit (for previous IIe owners) consisted of four chips that were swapped in the motherboard: The 65c02 processor, with more assembly language opcodes, replaced the 6502; two more chips with Applesoft and Monitor ROM changes; and the fourth a character generator ROM that included graphics characters (first introduced on the IIc) called "MouseText".
		For those who purchased the Enhanced IIe new, there were modifications to the appearance of the keyboard, including a darker color to the keys, a smaller size to the characters on the keys, a change to fl color for that text, and movement of the character to the upper part of the key.
		For a 1991 Apple II, it was limited in being unable to be accelerated beyond 2 MHz (a Zip Chip could run a standard IIe at 8 MHz), and the screen response seemed slow, since it was using a software-based Mac text display instead of the hardware-based Apple II character ROM.
	apple2history.org /history/ah07.html (4348 words)

	Apple II series - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Apple II sparked the beginning of the personal computer revolution, as it was targeted for the masses rather than just hobbyists and engineers; its introduction and subsequent popularity also greatly influenced most of the microcomputers that followed it.
		The secret of the Apple II 's compatibility was a single chip called the Mega II, which contained the functional equivalent of an entire Apple IIe computer (sans processor), which, combined with the flawless 65C02 emulation mode of the 65C816 processor, provided full support for legacy software.
		Apple decided not to create an open architecture with the initial Macintosh models, and this is widely seen as having hobbled its success; however, the IBM PC provides an object lesson that success for the platform does not necessarily equate to success for the company that invented it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Apple_II (6162 words)

	Apple IIe
		The IIe was introduced on January 1983 originally selling for $1395, and included the same 1.02 MHz 6502 processor as the Apple I and II.
		In March 1985 came the IIe enhanced, which was basically upgrading a IIe to IIc standards, including a new 65C02 processor, character generator, new ROM, and 2 more ROM chips for Applesoft BASIC and the monitor.
		From 1984 to 1986 it was the Apple IIe, and from 1986 to it's discontinuation in 1993 it was the Apple IIe.
	applemuseum.bott.org /sections/computers/IIe.html (507 words)

	The Apple IIe
		The Apple II, the original personal computer, was superseded by the IBM PC Model 5150 in 1983.
		Nevertheless, the final Apple IIe was a well-made and durable machine, with a complete keyboard and optional 80-column display.
		The Apple II uses this fact to update the screen display and refresh dynamic memory in the first half of each cycle, one of the ingenious features invented by Steve Wozniak, the designer.
	www.du.edu /~etuttle/math/apple.htm (6479 words)

	VAW: Apple IIe Card
		The Apple IIe Card can also be used as originally intended, to run the mammoth amount of software available for the Apple II line of computers without having to actually own an Apple IIe.
		Given the fact that an entire Apple IIe computer along with disk drives and a monitor could be assembled for less than $100, using a card to supplant a real Apple IIe is just not as compelling as it used to be.
		Apple IIe games were designed to run on a composite monitor.
	homepage.mac.com /vectronic/appleii/appleiiecard.html (2303 words)

	The Apple ][ Ethernet Card Story
		Apple has made a commitment to Ethernet products for the Macintosh family and this card provides the additional network speed to Apple II educational customers.
		The Apple II Team at the time 'busted ass' on this project and were not happy, to say the least.
		This version was not based on the Apple II Workstation card in any regards, but rather stood on it's own and was more generic approach, using all 'off the shelf' parts, no custom Apple parts involved at all.
	www.apple2.org /AIIEthernet.html (2125 words)

	VAW: Computer Collection: Apple IIe
		This is an Apple IIe with the original Disk II drives and an "AppleColor" Composite Monitor IIe.
		The IIe was introduced in 1983 and was in production for many years until finally replaced with the Platinum IIe, which has an improved keyboard layout.
		As with the Apple I and Apple II, the Disk II was substantially designed by Steve Wozniak.
	homepage.mac.com /vectronic/collection/appleiie.html (630 words)

	Apple IIe
		The Apple IIe was Apples successor to the Apple ][+.
		I gave a Apple IIE to my niece and in shipping a part of the unit was lost to the duodisk drive.
		I have an Apple IIE that was in great operating condition when it was boxed up 12 years ago.
	www.vintage-computer.com /apple2e.shtml (1789 words)

	Apple II computer
		In the spirit of the original computer hacker, the Apple II was also available as a circuit-board only, without keyboard, power supply, or case, as seen here on the right.
		The Apple II was one of the first computer with a color display, and it has the BASIC programming language built-in, so it is ready-to-run right out of the box.
		One month after the Apple II was released, BYTE magazine published an article about the Apple II computer.
	oldcomputers.net /appleii.html (1292 words)

	Mac LC/Apple IIe Card FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Apple IIe card support software can be installed after booting the Mac from any startup disk.
		If you install the IIe card, it will use the only PDS expansion slot in your Mac so you will not be able to use an internal ethernet adapter.
		Apple warn that these adapters may not be compatible with the Apple IIe card.
	www.mandrake.demon.co.uk /Apple/lc_card_faq.html (1722 words)

	My Apple IIe \| Applefritter
		I have not been able to buy an Apple II when it was on the market but I have bought one on eBay last year.
		Unfortunately at the time, I had not known a lot about Apples, and I had bought an Apple IIe with the monochrome Apple IIgs monitor and no disk drives.
		They're really rare because, when Apple decided to make the Apple II, they sadly said, if you handed back your Apple 1, you could get $666.66 off your new Apple II, and all of the hundreds of Apple 1's components were sadly soddered off to be reused in the 2 model of the Apple.
	www.applefritter.com /node/6476 (408 words)

	Apple IIe Original vs Apple IIe Platinum? \| Applefritter
		If i recall correctly the IIe platinum had fewer chips on the motherboard, came with an 80column/64k memory card, giving it 128k total.
		I think that the iie platinum had a 65c02 whereas the regular iie had a 6502.
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	www.applefritter.com /node/18298 (869 words)

	Wired News: 30 Years of Apple Products
		This monster gallery of Apple's computers features most of the major products from the last three decades, and is adapted from the vast library at Apple-History.com.
		It was identical in every aspect to the original IIe, the only difference being four socketed chips had been changed on the motherboard: 6502, CD and EF ROMs, and the Video ROM.
		Changes were mostly cosmetic and superficial, with the biggest difference being that the case color was changed from beige to the then standard platinum/grey color.
	wiredblogs.tripod.com /applehardware/index.html_i=10 (215 words)

	Apple IIe
		The IIe used only 1/4 as many integrated circuits as the II+.
		The Apple IIe was replaced with the enhanced Apple IIe in 1985, which has 128k RAM, 32k
		IIe, which has a new keyboard and other minor hardware changes.
	www.oldcomputermuseum.com /apple_2e.html (196 words)

	Apple IIe
		The Apple IIe was one of Apple's most sucessful designs.
		The first update to the basic IIe design, the IIe Enhanced, was introduced in 1985.
		A numeric keypad was added and the main keyboard was changed to be identical to the Apple IIgs.
	www.cs.cuw.edu /museum/AppleIIe.html (162 words)

	OLD-COMPUTERS.COM : The Museum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		After having sold more than 750,000 Apple II and II+ systems, making it one of the best-selling brands in the global computing market, Apple released an updated version of the II+, the Apple IIe ('e' standing for enhanced).
		The Apple IIe borrowed some features from the Apple III, 80-column text and lowercase support.
		The Apple IIe was replaced with the enhanced Apple IIe in 1985, which had 128k RAM, 32k ROM, improved support for 80-column text and lowercase characters, and was powered by the 65C02 CPU, the same as the Apple IIc one.
	www.old-computers.com /museum/computer.asp?c=83 (272 words)

	IGM: Sacrilege: Apple IIe Has Intel Inside
		The Apple II line was the first popular personal computer.
		It included the II, the IIPlus, the IIe (the longest-lasting and most popular), and the IIgs, which was a remarkable machine in its own right.
		Posted by DC on 03/10/03 5:56 AM The Apple IIe was the first commercially successfull personal computer.
	www.insanely-great.com /news.php?id=1791 (793 words)

	PalmApple - Apple IIe Emulator for Palm
		Dave Schmenk got his Apple ][+ 23 years ago.
		Anything lower rejects the call to allocate 64K of memory used as the Apple's main memory bank.
		Performance is close (slightly faster ?) to native Apple //e on 66 MHz Clie with HiRes color.
	palmapple.sourceforge.net (1762 words)

	APPLE II FOREVER! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Apple IIs are sturdy workhorses that do word processing, number crunching, netsurfing and even colorful graphics and great sound right "out of the box." They are tough, long lasting machines that work cheaply.
		There is a massive collection of fantastic freeware and super shareware available for the Apple II owner (a good portion of it is available from Washington Apple Pi's Disketeria) as well as plenty of professionally designed commercial software still being marketed through catalogs to the educational market.
		While it is useless to speculate on the fate of the Apple II if development of a 32-bit compatible machine had proceeded, there is apparently lots of life in the old machine yet.
	www.wap.org /apple2/forever.html (488 words)

	Apple IIe Platinum
		It was basically a melding of the technology of the Apple IIe and the Apple //c with a numeric keypad added to the keyboard.
		The Apple IIe Platinum was the big brother to the standard Apple IIe.
		Regarding the Apple I - there are some serious issues with the post.
	www.vintage-computer.com /apple2eplat.shtml (472 words)

	GNO Consortium
		Welcome to the home of the GNO Apple II Archive, formerly known as the Trenco Archive.
		This is a publicly available repository of software for the Apple II (which is not a Mac).
		I realize that this is an unfortunate situation given the archive content, but it was more important to get the content available again than it was to provide a universably usable submission interface.
	www.gno.org /a2archive (501 words)

	R028LCA2CARD.htm
		The Apple IIe card support software can be installed after booting the Mac from any startup
		If you install the IIe card, it will use the only PDS expansion slot in your Mac so you will not be
		warn that these adapters may not be compatible with the Apple IIe card.
	www.apple2.org.za /gswv/a2zine/faqs/R028LCCARD.htm (1473 words)

	Apple IIe Card for Macs! Need Info - AtariAge Forums
		I have my Apple IIe set up right now, but I thought it would be cool to replace it with a Mac and still be able to play Apple IIe games.
		I was only familiar with the Apple LC (Low Cost) models being able to use the Apple //e card, but its good to know it did work in others.
		It's still a Apple II so it plays IIe games, and it plays IIgs games (not that there are alot of those).
	www.atariage.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=30543 (2335 words)

	Apple IIe Card: Macintosh Compatibility
		The Apple IIe card is only compatible with computers that have the LC style processor direct slot (PDS) and do not require 32-bit addressing.
		Since the Apple IIe card is not compatible with 32-bit addressing, the Apple IIe Card is not compatible with these computers.
		Thus, they do not support the Apple IIe card.
	www.mug.jhmi.edu /mirrors/InfoAlley/1196/15/apple.html (222 words)

	Apple II History Home
		What's New - Update September 24, 2006: Links involving the history of the Apple II in particular, or Apple Computer in general are always welcome (heck, I know that others besides myself know things about these topics!!) Here is another one that I've been told about: The Apple History Challenge.
		It was gathered from personal experience, from various Apple II periodicals and books (continued in Intro)
		Visit the Apple II History Museum, where pictures make the past come alive.
	apple2history.org (313 words)

	Apple IIe card (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Apple IIe Emulation Card runs on your Mac computers with an LC style
		Slot and runs Apple IIe programs on your mac.
		In order to run 5.25" Apple II programs you need the Apple Unidisk 5.25 drive in platinum grey (available used for $149.00)
	members.aol.com /rrbp/A2eLC.html (178 words)

	R028LCA2CARD.htm
		The version of "Apple HD SC Setup" supplied on the "Apple IIe Startup Disk"
		A slightly later version of the "Apple II Startup" application is also
		Apple warn that these adapters may not be compatible with the Apple
	www.apple2.org.za /mirrors/ground.icaen.uiowa.edu/Faqs/R028LCA2CARD.htm (1472 words)

	Virtual Apple 2 - Online disk archive
		Apple 2gs Disks: [0-9] A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
		Thanks to FTA, Kegs, and the online Apple community, you can now relive, play, and enjoy old Apple 2 games and other disks through the internet and web browser.
		This website is being hosted and sponsored by Apple Pugetsound Program Library Exchange (A.P.P.L.E. Other sponsors are shown on the individual pages of the site.
	www.virtualapple.org (334 words)

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