Official Apple Support The Apple II started the boom in personal computer sales in the late 1970s, and pushed Apple into the lead among personal computer makers. The Apple II used a MOS 6502 chip for its central processing unit. It came with 4 KB RAM, but could be extended up to 48 KB RAM. It included a BASIC interpreter and could support graphics and a color monitor. APPLE2.ORG.ZA - Mirrors 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. The Apple II was probably the first user-friendly system. The most important feature of the Apple II was probably its eight expansion slots. No other computer had this kind of Here are found files that are scans or reproductions of selected old Apple II manuals, books that are usually very hard to obtain. The scans are in PDF format, and you may need to download Adobe Reader to view these files. On the Macintosh, Preview works just fine. Blog posts Apple IIe technical reference manual. Paperback - January 1, 1985. This manual provides detailed descriptions of all the IIE's hardware and firmware, including input/output features (such as mousetext), memory organization, and the use of the monitor firmware. Appendices offer complete reference information to the 6502 and 65C02 instruction Download Apple A2M2010 Complete Service Manual for the Apple II Monitor that was used with Apple II, II+ and IIe computers back in the eighties. Computer monitors - CRT, TFT, LCD, touch screen, plasma display - service manuals and repair information. Schematics 4 Free: Original 1978 Apple II Computer *RESTORED* Revision 4 WORKING $849.00 $99.00 shipping or Best Offer 11 watching Apple II Prototyping Board Card Protoboard Prototype 3 pcs $15.34 0 bids $15.35 shipping 13h 13m SPONSORED Vintage PFS Graph Apple II Computer 5.25" Floppy Disk Software Graphics 1982 $44.59 Was: $49.00 $6.97 shipping or Best Offer Apple-1 computer that sold for $905,000 at a Bonhams auction sale in New York City. In 2014, Bonhams put a rare Apple-1 computer up for auction in New York. Estimated to go for between $300,000 The Apple II was designed on the original Apple I but was much more expandable, easier to use, and complete overall. It is the work of one man, Steve Wozniak. It is unarguably the greatest work done by a single person in the computer industry. The Apple II debuted in April, 1977, almost exactly one year after the introduction of Apple's first Apple /// Computer Information • Apple /// Level 2 Service Reference Manual Chapter 10 of 28 • Apple Computer Inc • 1982 Page 0001 of 0021. Apple /// Computer Information • Apple /// Level 2 Service Reference Manual Chapter 10 of 28 • Apple Computer Inc • 1982 Page 0003 of 0021. Apple /// Computer Information • Apple /// Level 2 Service Reference Manual Chapter 10 of 28 • Apple Computer Inc • 1982 Page 0001 of 0021. Apple /// Computer Information • Apple /// Level 2 Service Reference Manual Chapter 10 of 28 • Apple Computer Inc • 1982 Page 0003 of 0021. • Organizeyoursoundsforeasyaccesswhenyouperform. • Createavisuallayoutthatmatchesyourhardwaredevices,puttingthecontrolsyou needatyourfingertips. • ConnectMIDIdevicestoyourMainStageconcertsoyoucancontrolparametersofyour soundsinrealtime. • Triggerbackingtracksandotheraudiofileswhileyouplay.