A Technical Look at the Apple III
Mike Maginnis provides a more technical look at the system (SOS, Business BASIC, etc) and add-ons you can get today (Microsoft Softcard III, Titan emulator, etc.).
Showing: 1 - 8 of 25 RESULTS
Turtle Robots
The growth of the personal computer made computer-controlled robots popular and accessible to hobbyists. “Turtles” are a style of small, mobile robot resembling cybernetic animals. Join me for a photo tour and comparison of several turtle robots contemporary with the Apple II.
Is that a IIgs in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?
The Free Tools Association (FTA) released ActiveGS, a free IIgs emulator for IOS devices now available in the iTunes App Store. This is the year when the Apple IIgs has gone mobile and this is a chance to see it in action, courtesy Geoff Weiss.
Networking your Mac or PC to your Apple II
Serve files to your Apple II the cheap and easy Way! If you have an enhanced Apple IIe or an Apple IIgs, then you have a computer that can access files shared from a current-day Mac, Windows, or Linux computer, and even boot ProDOS or GS/OS from the network instead of a disk. This session …
Hidden Gems of the Apple IIgs Toolbox
The Apple IIgs Toolbox is big. Really big. It does a lot of stuff. You may know about a lot of it, but there’s stuff in there that’s not obvious. Eric Shepherd will a look together at some of the interesting bits you may not have noticed.
Apple IIgs System Timing and the FPI
The Apple IIgs has a split personality. Most of the machine runs at a ~1MHz clock rate, keeping compatibility with earlier Apple IIs. Some components, however, can be decoupled and run at a faster rate. The FPI, or Fast Processor Interface, is the chip responsible for coordinating the interactions between these personalities. This session by …
Dinner Banquet
Formal banquet, including Tie On One contest. Awarding of prizes for ties and door signs. Roast presentation by Ken “MC for Life” Gagne.
Breakfast
Breakfast at Massman Hall.