Vintage Apple IIc Computer Review

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

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[Ausbis145josh]

I was bidding on a Apple II C once but I lost the auction. I ended up getting a Macintosh SE instead.

[Gamester81]

@Ausbis145josh Nice the Macintosh SE is classic as well!

[thompsoon1]

That music is roger ramjet

[banditrw22]

I've never owned an Apple computer,but after seeing this video I may have to get one.I still have my Commodore64,Commodore 128D, and Atari 800XL computers and they still work great.Those were my favorite computers.

[burnstagger]

What is with the Bela Lugosi lighting?

[XxBaTtLeToThEdEaThxX]

The Ps3 does have 512mb of ram but its not unified so its actually only 256mbx2 of ram.

[g8crapachino]

The 80/40 was for the text screen. 40 column or 80 column. It was completely useless since most software could switch it in software. i.e. type PR#3 from the basic prompt.

The Keyboard switch let you switch it to Dvorak keyboard layout. You had to pry off the keys and re-arrange them.



[g8crapachino]

@ATARI800XLfan . Get a IIgs. The IIgs could run almost everything the IIc/IIe could plus all the native IIgs games.

[ATARI800XLfan]

Which one is better for collecting and gaming, a Apple IIC/E or a Apple IIGS?

[christian661199]

apple was cool when the steve jobs and his team were hippies after that they went downhill i love PC tho but to me mac= :(

[mattsprinter]

At 3:43, I believe that back in the 1970s, some old phones, if you hooked them up to answering machines (EX: phonemate 400), they would use that same DIN connection so they would work on these types of computers. The apple 2c plus has a mini DIN connection so perhaps a SEGA 32x A/V cable adapter used to change the connection from mini DIN to regular DIN would allow it to work as well.

[mechrob1]

if your wondering what the aptiva is its a computer made by IBM in 1994 but was released in 1995 the same year when the windows 95 OS came out that became the standard for this computer the unique thing about it is that it uses a 3D accelerator software made by ATI and the game that came with it utilize such software it was Mechwarrior 2 which I have also and like the computer my Mechwarrior 2 version is also rare.