Apple II
Released near the end of the 1970s, the Apple II was the first personal computer that received large-scale production. It was mainly popular for home usage, but also saw professional use. The original Apple II was considered the best computer of all time by some.
Apple II
Released near the end of the 1970s, the Apple II was the first personal computer that received large-scale production. It was mainly popular for home usage, but also saw professional use. The original Apple II was considered the best computer of all time by some.
The first Apple II computers were sold with a MOS 6502-microprocessor running at 1 MHz, 4 kB RAM, and an audiocassette interface. Integer BASIC was built-in. An NTSC composite video output provided for display on a monitor, or on a television set using an RF modulator. Data was stored on cassette tapes, games and other software was also available on cassette tape. The 4 kB RAM version was sold at $1298, the 48 RAM version at $2638.
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