https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/browse/tag/apple+IIc?output=atom <![CDATA[MITH's Vintage Computers]]> 2018-10-07T16:37:02-04:00 Omeka https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/89/ <![CDATA[ProDOS 8]]>
ProDOS added filesystem affordances such as support for subdirectories and file created/modified dates, along with other additions such as expanded disk drive support and a larger maximum volume size. ]]> 2010-08-12T18:55:32-04:00

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Title

ProDOS 8

Alternative Title

ProDOS
Professional Disk Operating System

Subject

Operating systems (Computers)
Apple computer

Description

ProDOS, later termed ProDOS 8 to distinguish the software from ProDOS 16, was the successor operating system to Apple DOS.

ProDOS added filesystem affordances such as support for subdirectories and file created/modified dates, along with other additions such as expanded disk drive support and a larger maximum volume size.

Creator

Apple Computer, Inc.

Date Available

1983-10/1993-05-06

Format

ROM

Type

Software
]]> https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/63/ <![CDATA[Internal 5¼-inch Floppy Disk Drive]]> 2010-08-04T13:56:41-04:00

Dublin Core

Title

Internal 5¼-inch Floppy Disk Drive

Subject

Data disk drives

Description

The internal 5¼-inch drive for the Apple IIc. The drive reads 140 KB, single sided disks.

Creator

Apple Computer, Inc.

Is Part Of

Apple IIc Computer

Medium

Plastic
Silicon

Type

Physical Object
]]> https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/62/ <![CDATA[Applesoft II BASIC]]> 2010-08-12T18:58:50-04:00

Dublin Core

Title

Applesoft II BASIC

Subject

Computer software
BASIC (Computer program language)
Apple computer--Programming

Creator

Apple Computer, Inc.

Date Available

1978/

Format

ROM

Type

Software
]]> https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/61/ <![CDATA[WDC 65C02 Microprocessor]]> 2010-08-12T18:59:05-04:00

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Title

WDC 65C02 Microprocessor

Subject

Microprocessors
Apple IIc (Computer)

Description

The 8-bit microprocessor onboard the Apple IIc motherboard. This is a CMOS modification of the MOS 6502 microprocessor, with a larger instruction set and lower power consumption.

Creator

Western Design Center

Medium

Silicon

Type

Physical Object

Microprocessor Item Type Metadata

Speed

1.023 MHz
]]> https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/60/ <![CDATA[Apple IIc Motherboard]]>
Manufacture dates for this revision were 1988-01/1988-08.]]> 2010-08-12T18:59:27-04:00

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Title

Apple IIc Motherboard

Subject

Apple computer
Apple IIc (Computer)
Motherboards (Microcomputers)

Description

The motherboard for the Apple IIc, Revision 3. This revision adds a 34-Pin memory card expansion slot, and contains Revision 3 of the ROM firmware. The revision is also termed Memory Expansion Apple IIc.

Manufacture dates for this revision were 1988-01/1988-08.

Creator

Apple Computer, Inc.

Publisher

Apple Computer, Inc.

Date Available

1988-01/1988-08

Is Part Of

Apple IIc Computer

Medium

Silicon

Type

Physical Object

Motherboard Item Type Metadata

Revision

3
]]> https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/57/ <![CDATA[RCA Connector]]> 2010-08-02T20:26:43-04:00

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Title

RCA Connector

Description

An RCA connector, likely used for connecting Apple II computers to monitor.

Cable Item Type Metadata

Part Number

590-0539-A
]]> https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/56/ <![CDATA[Joystick IIe, IIc]]> 2010-08-09T16:11:07-04:00

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Title

Joystick IIe, IIc

Description

This joystick typically connects to the IIe or IIc systems through a 9-Pin connector.

Creator

Apple Computer, Inc.

Publisher

Apple Computer, Inc.

Medium

Plastic
Silicon

Type

Physical Object

Joystick/Gamepad Item Type Metadata

Model Number

A2M2002

FCC ID

BCG9GRJOYSTICKIIE

External Connections

DE9 Connector
]]> https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/55/ <![CDATA[Power Supply IIc]]> 2010-08-02T20:26:05-04:00

Dublin Core

Title

Power Supply IIc

Description

The power adapter for the Apple IIc computer.

Creator

Apple Computer, Inc.

Publisher

Apple Computer, Inc.

Is Part Of

Apple IIc Computer

Medium

Plastic

Type

Physical Object

Power Supply Item Type Metadata

Model Number

A2M4120
]]> https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/26/ <![CDATA[Applesoft II BASIC]]> 2010-08-12T19:00:11-04:00

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Title

Applesoft II BASIC

Subject

BASIC (Computer program language)

Description

The version of BASIC used in many Apple II computers. A collaboration between Microsoft and Apple. Supported floating point numbers.

Creator

Microsoft Corporation
Apple Computer, Inc.

Publisher

Apple Computer, Inc.

Date Available

1979/1983

Date Created

1983

License

Apple Software License Agreement

Format

ROM

Type

Software
]]> https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/22/ <![CDATA[Joystick IIe, IIc]]> 2010-08-09T16:11:46-04:00

Dublin Core

Title

Joystick IIe, IIc

Alternative Title

Joystick ][e, ][c
Joystick //e, //c

Subject

Apple computer
Computer input-output equipment
Computer peripherals

Description

This joystick typically connects to the IIe or IIc systems through a 9-Pin connector.

Creator

Apple Computer, Inc.

Publisher

Apple Computer, Inc.

Medium

Plastic
Silicon

Type

Physical Object

Provenance

"M.K." etched in side of unit

Joystick/Gamepad Item Type Metadata

Model Number

A2M2002

FCC ID

BCG9GRJOYSTICKIIE

External Connections

DE9 Connector
]]> https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/15/ <![CDATA[Apple Monitor II]]> 2010-08-02T20:43:11-04:00

Dublin Core

Title

Apple Monitor II

Alternative Title

Monitor //

Subject

Computer monitors

Description

The Apple Monitor II. A green phosphor, 12" monochrome CRT monitor with a NSTC resolution.

Creator

Apple Computer, Inc.

Date Created

1983-08

Extent

12"

Medium

Plastic
Glass
Phosphor

Type

Physical Object

Provenance

Serviced, Peter M. Bould, Data Place Computer Store (business card taped on top of monitor).

There are two stickers underneath this card.

Monitor Item Type Metadata

Serial Number

12320

Model Number

A2M2010

Part Number

825-0560-A
825-0561-A

FCC ID

BCG7Y6MONITORII

Resolution

80 characters/row, 24 rows (by default)

External Connections

RCA Connector
AC Power Plug
]]> https://mith.umd.edu/vintage-computers/items/show/3/ <![CDATA[Apple IIc Computer]]> 2010-08-05T18:02:55-04:00

Dublin Core

Title

Apple IIc Computer

Subject

Apple computer
Apple IIc (Computer)

Description

The Apple IIc computer.

Creator

Apple Computer, Inc.

Date Available

1984-04/1988-08

Medium

Plastic
Silicon

Type

Physical Object

Provenance

M. Kirschenbaum etched on side.

Computer Item Type Metadata

Model Number

AS24100

Other Number

U.S. Patent Nos. 4278972, 4136359, 4130862

Speed

1.023 MHz

Memory

128 KB RAM Built-in

Operating System

ProDOS

External Connections

RCA Connector
Mono Phone Jack
DE9 Connector
(2) DIN-5 Connectors
D-15 Port
D-19 Port
DIN-7 Port

Internal Connections

34-Pin Socket
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