Apple II: \u00a0The first Apple II’s, \u00a0Serial numbers start with A2S1.<\/p>\n
Apple II plus: Somewhere around REV 4. Apple made the AppleSoft ROM set available and a new badge on the machine. \u00a0Serial Numbers start with A2S2 now<\/p>\n
Bell and Howell: \u00a0A licensed Apple II with Black Case: Early models still had the raised Power light on the keyboard. \u00a0 Serial Numbers A2S3:<\/p>\n
Apple ][e: This is the unenhanced ][e. \u00a0The keyboard had a change from white text (early models) to dark text in this time<\/p>\n
Apple \/\/c: \u00a0All in one slotless Apple II, \u00a0Most common peripherals were built in.<\/p>\n
Apple \/\/e: Enhanced \/\/e: \u00a0New ROM added better diagnostics inbuilt and mouse text in the character ROM.<\/p>\n
Apple \/\/e platinum: \u00a0This is an enhanced \/\/e, cost reduced and with the numeric key-pad built in.<\/p>\n
Apple IIgs: \u00a0(Cortland) – The Graphics and Sound machine – Speed limited 16 bit machine.<\/p>\n
Apple \/\/c plus: The last apple \/\/ computer. \u00a0Like the original \/\/c but with 2.5Mhz clock to start and 3.5 drive as the boot drive.<\/p>\n
\/\/e card: \u00a0This card plugged into PDS slot mac’s to give them apple ][ software compatibility. \u00a0Allowed ProDOS partitions on the Mac hard drive and had a cable to attach Apple II DB19 floppies and a 9pin mouse\/joystick.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Apple II: \u00a0The first Apple II’s, \u00a0Serial numbers start with A2S1. Apple II plus: Somewhere around REV 4. Apple made the AppleSoft ROM set available and a new badge on the machine. \u00a0Serial Numbers start with A2S2 now Bell and … Continue reading