Apple 1 Microcomputer Museum display LCF Group Floyd Virginia

Apple 1 Vintage Computer http://www.ourcyberbusiness.net http://www.floydfolks.org 1-540-808-2880 - floydlcfgroup@gmail - PO box 179 Floyd,Virginia 24091

Apple 1 Microcomputer designed by Steve Wozniak of the Apple Computer Computer. LCF School , Apple 1 is part of the LCF Group Historical Computer Collection - LCF Group is located in The Floyd Professional Center , Village Green, Floyd, Virginia. This Apple one is in special wood case -12 or so were made by a start up computer store to sell a working system and not just the Apple 1 PC board. This is working system and is part of a Historical collection of microcomputers consisting of 1000's of item collected over 40 years by David Larsen ( more on our collection at http://www.ourcyberbusiness.net ) as Larsen Worked with the Blacksburg Group in Publishing the BugBooks and the "Blacksburg Continuing Education series of books. Some historical items on display at the Floyd Professional Center - Village Green, FLoyd , Virginia, David Larsen KK4WW J79WW, Gaynell Larsen KK4WWW J79WWW, Dee Wallacw KG4VMI, ---

Apple1 microcomputer - links discussed in this video


Apple 1 micromputer Registry
http://www.willegal.net/appleii/apple1-originals.htm

Apple 1 Sells for $213,000 video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGunHjDwfO4

Zaltair Computer Hoax video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSb2JVqJoE4

Christies sells Apple 1 for $213,000 http://www.christies.com/features/apple-1-personal-computer-1089-1.aspx
pdf of first 'West Coast Computer Conference' 1977
http://www.floydcountyvirginia.org/FloydGuide/The%20First%20West%20Coast%20Co...

Adam Schoolsky's Apple 1 Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt6Wu8QH0-w

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[thekorgboy98]

@Icfgroup Are you a Ham Radio operator?

[lcfgroup]

@thekorgboy98 Good question and we sure are Ham Radio folks - the LCF Group is Dave ( Me I do the videos) KK4WW Ham for 59 years, Gaynell my wife KK4WWW & Dee ( our associate ) KG4VMI. You can see some of our ham acitivities here on our channel lcfgroup and play list "Amateur Radio" & "Dominica" . We have operated DX in many countries and have ham license's in 10 or so countries. In 1992 we did major DX expedition to Bangladesh and made about 25,000 contacts. See next comment

[lcfgroup]

@thekorgboy98 Our Bangladesh we operated as Dave S21Z & Gaynell S21ZH - You can Google 'S21ZH Bangladesh' and pick up the operation. We also operate every year in Dominica as J79WW, J79WWW , J79VMI & J79USA. We really like Ham activity and have Community ham station N4USA in Floyd Virginia. This is station for ' Foundation for Amateur International Radio Service' FAIRS -The three of us are directors of FAIRS. Well as you see we are hams and think & do ham radio things everyday

[TheWhiteNinja100]

Where is the screen?

[lcfgroup]

@TheWhiteNinja100 Good question - I get this all the time - I did not show it as a normal TV set was used at that time and Apple 1 for a display. You most likely know but when you purchased an Apple 1 you only were purchasing a the PC board and had to add - power transformers - keyboard - and display. If you wanted it in a case you had build that as well. Almost the first 50 were sold to Byte Shop - .

[lcfgroup]

@TheWhiteNinja100 Byte Shop (Started by Paul Terrel) and I think his company may have had some wooden cases made for the Apple 1. This Apple 1 was purchased by John Birch from Byte Shop and I don't know if he purchased it with case or made his own. However the case is beautiful. I purchased this Apple 1 from John Birch in the late 90's . I would love to ask him more about it however he passed away just a few years ago. I did get some nice documentation from John - Dave KK4WW

[Pagweb]

70's was the wood age.

[BannedUfos]

People keep saying the apple logo represents the apple that Adam and Eve ate, but the original logo clearly shows Isaac Newton.

[IMaDEM0N]

my dad had one, Steve Jobs HATED these things. After the Apple II came out, he was literally trying to BUY BACK every Apple I that was sold by pretty much giving Apple I owners whatever the hell they wanted in Apple II hardware in a trade for their Apple I...

[FetidToecheese]

I'm reading the Steve Jobs biography right now. It's a trip to see inside this computer - in person as it were. Thanks for posting!

[GhostUnitVII]

computers back then were mostly used for word processing in businesses. The Xerox computer was the 1st computer to have a mouse and a screen to represent a full size piece of paper, so what ever you typed on the screen is what you get when you print it.

Eventually apple took the idea of the "mouse" from xerox and used it on their computers but as for IBM they were more towards large businesses because they had more applications like Word, MS-DOS, Basic, Excel and so on.

[blackericdenice]

What did people use this computer for back then.