This is an article from the Atarimagazines.com archives, which originally appeared in Creative Computing, Vol. 10, No. 10 / October, 1984 / Page 30. Written by Owen Linzmeyer, author of Apple Confidential, it begins:
"The Apple IIc is like no other Apple computer ever introduced, and yet it is virtually an Apple IIe work-alike. The design of the IIc represents a change of philosphy for Apple. Gone are the expansion slots that hardware hackers loved. In fact, you can't even open the IIc easily. Apple has built a computer that is to be used as an applicance--like a telephone or a tape recorder."
Apple IIc Revealed
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