Apple IIe unboxing and demo - The Apple IIe was introduced in January 1983 and is the third model in the Apple II series of personal computers produced by Apple Computer. The machine came standard with 64 KB RAM and the e in the name stands for enhanced. The Apple IIe has the distinction of being the longest-lived computer in Apple's history, having been manufactured and sold for nearly 11 years with relatively few changes. Microprocessor 6502 or 65C02 running at 1.023 MHz 8-bit data bus Memory 64 KB RAM built-in 16 KB ROM built-in Expandable from 64 KB up to 1 MB RAM or more Video modes 40 and 80 columns text, white-on-black, with 24 lines¹ Low-Resolution: 40×48 (16 colors) High-Resolution: 280×192 (6 colors) * Double-Low-Resolution: 80×48 (16 colors) Double-High-Resolution: 560×192 (16 colors) *

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While the Macintosh was still in "The First 100 Days" of launch mode, a new product in the Apple II family was announced -- the Apple IIc. Remember folks, the Apple II family "paid the party" and created a positive revenue stream and profits while the Macintosh was getting established. Without the Apple IIe and Apple IIc sales, the Macintosh could not have happened. So, enjoy this segment from the April 1984 Apple IIc rollout conference at the Moscone Center in California. - Alfred

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My first computer, a 1983 Apple IIe. Bought in Singapore in 1984, we moved to the UK the same year. I used the Apple until the 1st June 1992, when it got packed away and put in the attic after I bought my first PC. Last weekend, on the 24th May 2008, I brought all the boxes out of the attic, set everything up, put the 'Apple presents Apple' 5.25" floppy disk in the drive, and switched it back on...

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Web browsing with an Apple II running Contiki apple.slashdot.org

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Streaming a Windows desktop down to an Apple II over a 115kbps serial connection. Second Life, the online virtual world, is shown as an example. This was done as an "art project" (ie it has no practical value). See comp.sys.apple2.programmer for technical discussion. Thanks to retrofloppy.com for the USB/Serial cable. Apple II Forever! Home Page: www.calormen.com

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Escape from the Homebrew Computer Club 3D My Apple II 30th birthday tribute. Game download ------------ DOS 3.3: schmenk.is-a-geek.com ProDOS: schmenk.is-a-geek.com

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Levels 9 to 13 of Lode Runner. One of the best games on the apple 2. Back in the day, I played it and played it until I could get from Level 1 to Level 35. Then I discovered the level editor and that I could play any level I wanted. After that discovery, I never played it much as the "challenge" was gone. Wish I'd never learned CTRL-E P.

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Apple IIgs commercial

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Suicide on levels 3 and 6 to speed things up.

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Apple IIe ad - influences

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RIP Steve Jobs - likely the reason this video accounted for 15% of all my video's views this past week. "If all else fails, there's one last thing you can try: getting him an Apple of his own."

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One of the all time best games ever, Boulder Dash. I loved Boulder Dash on the Apple 2 and after it, Emerald Mine on the Amiga. An addictive mix of action and strategy.

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A list of my favorite Apple IIGS games, in no particular order. Recorded using Camtasia while playing the Kegs emulator (the bad frame rate and the appearance of the cursor on the screen don't occur on an actual IIGS).

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www.cchronicles.com Watch the full episode at the link above. A review of competing operating systems and their affect on software development. Guests: Gary Kildall, SRI; Tony Fanning, Hewlett Packard; Jean Yates, Yates Ventures; Bruce Tognizinni, Apple; Herb Lechner, SRI Products/Demos: CP/MUNIXXenix, MS/DOS, Apple IIe & AppleTalk

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Programming in Apple BASIC on a 1984 Apple IIe, in 2009!

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Today they're called Macs but way back in the 1980's, Apple users were in love with the Apple II. Despite the introduction of the Mac in 1984, the Apple II continued to have its devoted fans. This program looks at the Apple II culture during the early Mac era. Included are the Apple IIc+, the Apple II-GS, and a rare Apple I. Guests include John Sculley and Gary Kildall. Software demonstrations are of Math Blaster, Paintworks Gold, and Microsoft Bookshelf. Also a look at the newest Macintosh at the time, the Mac IIx. Originally broadcast in 1988.

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After kill 83, the background and enemies don't change anymore. The movie skips forward to show the counter resetting to 0 at 256 kills. There's not much point continuing at that point.

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Footage of my original Apple II available royalty free for use under the Creative Commons- Attribution license. Footage is 720p, 24 FPS, and ungraded.

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Lode Runner levels 1 thru 5

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Anyone who's used 5 and a quarter inch floppy disks will remember this sound! I'm not sure if this is specific to Apple II floppy drives, or any others? This video was taken in 2009, on my still working 1984 Apple IIe!

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Returning the idol quickly on the highest difficulty level and becoming a millionaire. To suceed on difficulty level 8 with a good time you need to exploit the game's quirks and bugs to the fullest; you also need a boatload of luck.

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finishing level 8 of rescue raiders on apple 2 - recorded with dosbox and the applepc emulator. Sorry if it runs a bit fast, not my fault!

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Playthrough of the old Apple adventure game Transylvania.

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A fighting game where players control meatlings that hack and battle with axes and shields from a top-view perspective. The name is derived from the German words Beil (axe) and Tod (death). The odd spelling reflects Goodman's idea of a future language similar to A Clockwork Orange's Nadsat in which English has been modified by the borrowing of foreign words [1]. Although the game may seem medieval, the backstory in the manual explains that the axe fighting is actually a future virtual reality game designed to reduce real violence.The game offers more strategic variation than many fighting games, letting the player run away and be chased around the island. The musical soundtrack begins with a bizarre, ponderous, off-key re-working of Beethoven's "Für Elise". Emulator: AppleWin1.17.2.0 Recorder: Camtasia 7.0 Editor: Virtual Dub + Camtasia 7.0

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It's 2009, and I'm playing Karateka on my 1984 Apple IIe!

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A Rock/paper/scissors/ pen and paper Role-Playing Game where you as a player receives quests from Lord British to kill a succession of monsters. Most the of the gameplay takes place in the dungeon. There's also an above ground world map with text to fill the rest of the adventture. This game uses a first person view using wireframe (vector-based) graphics. Also known as Ultima 0. One of the earliest RPG games ever released. This game is a prequel to the first Ultima game released in 1981. It laid the groundwork for the rest of the Ultima games. Although it's regarded as the first game in the Ultima series. Note: This game is so damn long. The levels requiring you to kill Carrion Crawler, Gremlin, Mimic, and Daemon have been offscreeen since didn't want to make the video too long. So I decided to recored only the last level requiring to kill Balrog monster where you earn your status of a knight. Info: Reuploaded (Forget to edit out some parts as a result video is slightly shorter).

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Swashbuckler is an early fighting game. The whole game takes place on the same screen. You're in the center and enemies such as humans, snakes, and rats come at you from either side. You've got a sword that can strike high, low or center, or block. As the game progresses the number and speed of the enemies increase until they're too fast for a human to handle. Emulator: AppleWin1.17.2.0 Recorder: Camtasia 7.0 Editor: Virtual Dub + Camtasia 7.0

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Released during the April 1984 "Apple II Forever". IIe was the portable version.

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Akalabeth: World of Doom for the Apple II. Programmed by Richard Garriott while working at a computer store in Texas. Published in 1980 by California Pacific Computer Company. Evolved into the Ultima series [the code for the dungeon portions of Akalabeth is virtually identical to the dungeon code in the original release of Ultima] en.wikipedia.org www.richardinspace.com

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Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar, for the Apple II, published by Origin Systems, Inc. Probably the most recognized game in the series. Has support for one or two Mockingboard sound cards. [Video is running in AppleWin v1.16.1.0 w/ an AE Phasor sound card [which has 12 voices, but Ultima IV only uses 6 in this video, becuase I think it sounds better than the Two Mockingboard mode]. en.wikipedia.org www.richardinspace.com www.uo.com www.ultimaaiera.com

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Wizardry I for the Apple II, published way back in 1980 by SirTech. The other major influence on Dragon Quest, Wizardry was a huge hit in Japan, moreso than it was in the US. The series is still going strong over there with the same gameplay as in the original five games, whereas Wizardry VI - VIII completely revamped the gameplay in the west.

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Walkthrough of the old apple adventure game Masquerade.

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Exodus: Ultima III, for the Apple II, and the birth of Origin Systems, Inc. The first great Ultima game (in my opinion!) and one of the main inspirations for the Dragon Quest series [and by extension, every JRPG ever]. Also the first Ultima game with support for Apple II soundcards. [Game is running in AppleWin v1.16.1.0 w/ an AE Phasor sound card [which has 12 voices, but Ultima III only supports up to the Sound 2 card, which had 6 voices]. en.wikipedia.org www.richardinspace.com www.uo.com www.ultimaaiera.com

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Ultima II: Revenge of the Enchantress, for the Apple II, programmed by Richard Garriott. Published by On-Line Systems (later Sierra On-Line). My second least favorite game in the series [next to Ultima IX], though it did introduce Moongates (here, as timegates) and the ability to speak to any NPC in the game. en.wikipedia.org www.richardinspace.com www.uo.com www.ultimaaiera.com

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The Apple IIc was released in 1984 and is part of the successful Apple II line of computers.

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The first in the classic and influential Castle Wolfenstein series. Your mission is to infiltrate Nazi headquarters in disguise, find the secret war plans hidden in a chest somewhere in the castle, and get out alive. Use stolen passes, money, and ultimately ammunition to accomplish your goal. Nice, but hard game...less because of the gameplay, but more because of the controls. Also you will run easily into a wall and then get this annoying..."flickering". So yeah, if possible you should rather get Beyond Castle Wolfenstein.

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The Apple IIc was designed to be portable, and since it is powered by 12 to 15 volts DC, it can be run on batteries. A 12-volt sealed lead-acid "gel cell" battery works best, due to the high current draw. I also show the pinout of the IIc's power supply connector, and demonstrate an unusual BASIC program which generates musical tones on a nearby AM radio, rather than through the computer's own speaker.

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The Diamond Computer Systems (later Diamond Multimedia) Trackstar 128 was a single board computer that gave PC users the ability to run Apple II software on their systems without having to put another physical computer on their desk. There was another version that emulated the Apple IIe computer. With some restrictions, you can use the PC's internal disk drives or an Apple Disk II unit for the best compatibility. A video passthrough is also provided and can be used if you have CGA video hardware. If you do not, or if you prefer to use a separate monitor, there is a composite video output also present on the card. For reasons that defy any logic or explanation, Diamond opted to copy-protect the software that ran this card, and nobody seems to have duplicated it. Somehow I have also managed to misplace my floppy drive and interposer cable. If anyone can help with this, send me a private message.

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