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| | Apple Macintosh - encyclopedia article about Apple Macintosh. |
 | | Apple has introduced a number of innovations in direct relation to the Macintosh 128k that were later adopted by the rest of industry as a standard for the design of computers. | | | Apple has also contributed heavily to the field of mobile computing, and many features of their mobile computers have become the norm. | | | Apple struggled to encourage software developers to port software titles to the Macintosh, however Bill Gates at Microsoft realized that the GUI would become an industry-standard, and that his software would sell in large quantity if it was available for the Macintosh. |
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http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Apple+Macintosh
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| | Apple Computer - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch |
| | Meanwhile various groups within Apple were working on a completely new kind of personal computer, with advanced technologies such as a graphical user interface, computer mouse, object-oriented programming and networking capabilities. | | | Apple is known for innovative software and hardware, such as the iMac; its iPod digital music player; and the iTunes Music Store. | | | Apple has been criticised for their vertically integrated business model, which runs against the grain of much of the 'received wisdom' of economists, particularly for the computer industry. |
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http://encyclopedia.worldsearch.com/apple_computer.htm
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| | Apple III - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Apple III was designed to be a business computer. | | | The Apple III's software library was very limited, and whilst sold as an Apple II compatible, the emulation that made this possible was intentionally hobbled, thus it could not make use of the advanced III features (specifically 64K RAM or higher, required by a large number of Apple II software titles) which limited its usefulness. | | | The III Plus fixed the hardware problems of the original III, included 256K of memory, built-in clock, video interlacing, and featured a keyboard in the style of the Apple IIe. |
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http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_III
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| | Apple III computer |
| | It is also the first Apple computer to have a built-in floppy drive, a Shugart 143k 5.25-inch floppy drive. | | | But Apple didn't expect the Apple II to continue to be so successsful, so they set out to design an even better system, the Apple III, specifically for the business environment. | | | On the Plus, the keyboard is now a lighter shade than on the original Apple III, and the matching monitor is also in a lighter shade to match the keyboard. |
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http://oldcomputers.net/appleiii.html
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| | History of computer design: Apple III |
| | This illustrates the then unique importance placed by Apple on the physical appearance of its machines; Apple valued case design enough to contradict the practice of the hobby market from which it had emerged by subordinating the elegance of electronics to that of its enclosure. | | | At the same time, the Apple II remained the most popular hobby computer because of its open architecture - "an entire subindustry" emerged to add functionality to the Apple II via its many expansion ports (Moore, 68). | | | Late changes made by another Apple designer, Bill Dresselhaus, would be superficial, so that the design of the electronics was shaped by an existing form. |
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http://www.landsnail.com/apple/local/design/apple3.html
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| | Apple II History Museum - Articles |
| | Programs like 1-2-3 cannot be easily implemented on a 128K Apple II, but IBM has a capable machine for that level of software. | | | The Apple III would be our 80-column business machine and have 90 percent of our market. | | | But because we were having problems managing the Apple III project while we were building our management structure, we were only able to deliver our operating system - SOS - and VisiCalc, which was done by Personal Software [which later became VisiCorp]. |
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http://apple2history.org/museum/articles/byte8501/byte8501.html
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| | Apple III |
| | The Apple III was essentially a system for the business user and Apple expected that users would invest in a Profile hard disk. | | | Unlike the Apple II or original IBM PC where you bought a computer and had to buy a floppy drive, disk controller card, 80 column card, serial card and parallel card to make it useful, the Apple III had all of the basic functionality built-in. | | | For basic office tasks, the Apple III is actually quite a nice computer to use. |
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http://www.mandrake.demon.co.uk/Apple/appleiii.html
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| | Apple III Computer |
| | Apple Computer introduced the Apple /// in 1980 as a business system to compliment the Apple ][+. | | | It was fairly common for Apple users to add a CP/M card to their machines to access the huge CP/M software base that existed at the time. | | | The introduction of the IBM Personal Computer in 1981 conspired with the Apple ///'s quality issues to ensure the lines demise. |
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http://www.vintage-computer.com/apple_iii.shtml
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| | The Ill-Fated Apple III |
| | The Apple III was the first Apple computer to have a built-in floppy drive, a Shugart 5.25" floppy drive that could store 143 KB of data (just like the Apple II). | | | History of computer design: Apple III, Apple and the History of Personal Computer Design | | | By 1980, Apple was facing stiff competition from other computer manufacturers such as Atari, Tandy, and Commodore. |
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http://lowendmac.com/b4mac/appleiii.html
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| | Apple III Resources |
| | The Apple /// was the first computer designed and manufactured by Apple as a company. | | | At this point, if you are interested in obtaining any of the software in the Apple /// public domain library I developed, or the two-set DVD that includes an instructional video and other information, please email apple3info@verizon.net for more information. | | | You can see what he accomplished at his Apple III emulator site. |
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| | Larry Kenyon: Jobs key to Apple's future MacMinute News |
| | Kenyon says Apple has always been at its best when leading the way with new kinds of software and hardware. | | | As for advice for Apple, he feels the company should continue to work on making computer technology user-friendly. | | | Still, he feels that Apple lost an opportunity to utilize all the great software developed for the Newton, "which would have also made a great base for the iPod and other mobile devices." |
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http://www.macminute.com/2004/04/01/kenyon
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| | APPLE III |
| | This is some Apple III software that I bought at an auction. | | | BACKUP VOLUME 2, is factory produced, not at all unusual for Apple programs back then, since most programs came with a program disk and then a backup program,... | | | I checked them using Apple II utilities and each disk is listed as BACKUP 1 through 6, then you have your utilities disks and hard drive diskette. |
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| | Top 10 Apple Flops :: osViews osOpinion :: Tech Opinions for the People, by the People |
| | If Apple was to attract new customers coming from the high-priced PC and UNIX workstations, it would be necessary for it to create a new operating system, and not rest on it's laurels. | | | Lisa introduced Apple to a new way of computing which has been copied ever since (e.g. | | | In 1978, Steve Jobs and William Hawkins, marketing czar at Apple, decided the time was right to introduce a new generation of computers to replace the Apple II line. |
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| | Apple recalls more G4 batteries CNET News.com |
| | In both cases the computer maker said that an internal short in the batteries could cause their cells to overheat, posing a fire hazard to consumers. | | | Developers can now get compiler and library previews optimized for Apple's Intel-based machines. | | | The Cupertino, Calif.-based computer maker advised customers with the batteries to contact it immediately for a free replacement. |
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| | Untitled Document |
| | It was also the first Apple computer to have a built-in floppy drive, a Shugart 143k 5.25" disk drive. | | | The Apple III entry at Glen Sanford's A History of Apple Computer | | | The Apple III was announced May 19, 1980, during the National Computer Conference (NCC) in Anaheim. |
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http://applemuseum.bott.org/sections/computers/III.html
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| | Sara - An Apple /// Emulator |
| | In fact, Sara is the only Apple /// emulator available for the Macintosh, or any computer platform! | | | It reads an entire disk, and sends it over the serial link to the Macintosh, which stores it as a Dos Ordered disk image file, ready for use with most emulators (including Sara). | | | You'll need a copy of the Apple /// ROM file, there's a file located at ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/unsorted/Apple3ROM.bin |
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http://www.blackcatsystems.com/software/sara.html
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| | Apple III: one-click to buy = good; 20 clicks and 2 phone calls to return = bad |
| | Google claims to “closely monitor all clicks on Google AdWords to ensure that there is no abuse of the program.” They do this by analyzing all clicks to... | | | Yet when I went to return the Belkin router, life was not so simple. | | | Who swiped the Apple logo signs that once crowned the Elite Computers and Software store in Cupertino? |
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| | Washington Apple Pi: A Community of Apple and Macintosh Users Since 1978 |
| | The “Pi” continues to serve users of the very first personal computers as well as users of the most modern, advanced systems through its meetings, magazine, computer forums and Internet services. | | | Volunteer Opportunities The Pi is looking for people interested in computer recycling, with accounting experience, graphic artists, editors, office volunteers, and other talents to help with current and future projects. | | | Washington Apple Pi is an international user group, with a history spanning three decades to the dawn of personal computing. |
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| | Apple III+ |
| | Some documentation, non-working external floppy drive, Apple ProFile hard disk controller, Apple ProFile 5 MB external hard disk | | | Built-in floppy drive, composite color video output with selectable interlacing, built-in speaker, joystick port, diskette port |
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| | Apple III - Wikipedia |
| | One popular anecdote about the Apple /// is probably better remembered than the machine itself. | | | The Apple /// was Apple Computer's follow-on machine to the Apple II family in roughly 1981. | | | It was a commercial failure, mainly due to the cost and a lack of good programs specifically for it. |
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http://nostalgia.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_III
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| | Apple Store UK |
| | Apple, Apple Store, eMac, iBook, iPod, PowerBook, PowerMac and Xserve are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the US and other countries. | | | It's taken all the best bits from the other iPods and managed to cram them into a box so artful, it's the Rembrandt of the gadget world. | | | With its gorgeous, minimalist design, slender build and oh-so-simple interface, it's quickly shot Apple to the top of the MP3 player tree." - Webuser.co.uk |
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| | Image:Apple iii.jpg |
| | Apple III personal computer system, circa 1980Image linksThere are no pages that link to this image. | | | There are no pages that link to this image. | | | The people cry you mock'd them; and of late, Scandal'd the suppliants for the people, call'd them CORIOLANUS. |
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| | DigiBarn Systems: Apple III |
| | Thanks Larry Shaw at the Exploratorium and Jim Mensch of Apple Computer Inc. Know anything more about the Apple II, contact us! | | | Our large collection of Apple computers and other artifacts | | | DigiBarn interview with Daniel Kottke on the design of the Apple III |
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http://www.digibarn.com/collections/systems/appleIII/index.html
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| | Free Download Sara 0.4 - Sara is an Apple III Emulator that allows yo |
| | You'll want to download the Apple III ROM file for the emulator to forge. | | | Sara is an Apple III Emulator that allows you to play the old Apple III programs. | | | Sara is an Apple III Emulator that allows you to ravel the old Apple III programs. |
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http://www.freedownloadhomehobby.com/system/sara.html
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| | MacKiDo/Hardware/G1 |
| | Welcome to the Encyclopedia of Apple Computers, a (very large) collection of specs, descriptions, and historical information on just about every Apple computer ever produced. | | | As you can see it's not near finished, but if you come back ever so often you'll see a couple more added each time. | | | I hope to have the whole thing completed fairly soon. |
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| | Blue Apple III Pin |
| | Apple lapel pin features the solid Apple logo in blue, with "III" in gold. |
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| | The Machine Room :: Apple :: Apple III :: Quick view |
| | 2x Analogue joystick, 4x Apple II Expansion, Composite video, Floppy, RGB, RS-232 | | | Thanks go to the following people for contributing information to this entry. | | | This one is (gasp!) built inside a briefcase. |
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| | DigiBarn Parts: Engineering Apple III Bare Board (1978) |
| | The following is an image of the of pre-production engineering "bare board" for the Apple III in its earliest development phases in 1978. | | | This board resides in the private collection of Daniel Kottke who loaned it to the DigiBarn for scanning and online access. | | | DigiBarn Parts: Engineering Apple III Bare Board (1978) |
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| | HCM: Apple III+ |
| | The Apple III+ was a short lived replacement of the Apple III. |
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| | Sanford Malcolm Apple, III/Mattie Lou Jinks |
| | Page built by Gedpage Version 2.20 ©2000 on 30 May 2002 | | | Name: Betty Apple Born: Private at: Married: Private at: Died: at: Spouses: Robert K. Mayo | | | Name: Ima Sue Apple Born: Private at: Married: Private at: Died: at: Spouses: Jimmy Pullin |
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| | Apple III - Community of Royalty Free Images and Stock Photography |
| | Register for free and download your first image at NO charge. | | | Apple III - Community of Royalty Free Images and Stock Photography | | | apple, apples, eat, food, fruit, fruitage, fruits, garden, growth, harvest, nature, red, yellow |
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| | Washington Apple Pi Online Apple III Bibliography |
| | Dave Ottalini, legendary Washington Apple Pi Apple /// Special Interest Group chair, has compiled a bibliography of over 2,500 items on the equally legendary Apple ///. | | | Return to Washington Apple Pi Apple /// Home page |
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| | Valves in the Heart of the Big Apple III |
| | Valves in the Heart of the Big Apple III | | | Valves in the Heart of the Big Apple III Registration | | | Fellows and Residents (with letter from training director) |
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