Crazy Apple Rumors Goes Retro!
In a rare fit of sanity, Crazy Apple Rumors publishes a Crazy Apple Help Desk feature from 1988! (It really is from 1988, right?)

Crazy Apple Help Desk 1988

Great Moments in Tech History
The 600th episode of The Joy of Tech features the two Steve's and is subtitled, "Apple Computer's Steve Jobs on attempts to generate interest in his and Steve Wozniak's personal computer..."

The Joy of Tech 600th Episode

Back to Work!
From SFGate.com; Apple CEO Steve Jobs makes first public appearance since surgery.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs makes first public appearance

The Apple IIe Personal Computer; A First Hand Examination
An Apple IIe review from Creative Computing, Vol. 9, No. 3, March 1983, Page 116.

The Apple Ile Personal Computer

All The Power Of An Apple //e In The Palm Of Your Hand
From the article at The Mac Observer:
"Sometimes you just need a fix of retro gaming, but it's not always convenient to cart a vintage Apple //e around with you wherever you go. However, a PalmOS-based device is much easier to cram into the pocket of your favorite jeans. What good does a PalmOS device do you, you ask? Well, that's where the open-source PalmApple Apple //e emulator for the PalmOS comes in. The emulator, linked to from a PalmInfoCenter article, currently emulates the 65C02 CPU, 64K of RAM, 40x24 text mode, and more. That's right, this software turns your PalmOS device into a tiny Apple //e."

All The Power Of An Apple //e

The PalmApple Site

International HyperCard User Group (iHUG)
Hey...Wake Up!
Some people are really devoted to Hypercard.
Check out the User Group of HC Devotees!

International HyperCard User Group (iHUG)

Welcome to the 'doghouse!

The 'doghouse is the "official" home of Cyberdog information! You read that right. This site contains all the info you ever wanted to know about Apple's long gone OpenDoc based internet service and software. But thanks to the time capsule we call the World Wide Web - this site dedicated to it is still there! Check it out!

The 'doghouse

The Replica 1
From the site:
"The replica 1 is a fully functional clone of the Apple 1¿ computer created by Steve Wozniak in 1976. A new circuit layout was done to implement a more simple circuit and replace older no longer used IC's. This new design allows for a smaller board yet still gives all the functionality of the original design. Simply add your own PC 386-Pentium¿ class power supply, a composite TV or monitor and a PS/2 keyboard or Apple II¿ style ASCII keyboard and you are set to go."

Replica 1

It's The Moustache That Matters
Here's a story at folklore.org by Andy Hertzfeld about an interesting strategy for promotion by Burrell Smith, Apple employee #282!

It's The Moustache That Matters

World's Least Expensive Macintosh: $32
A Review from 1997 by Lawrence I. Charters of quite an interesting little Mac!

World's Least Expensive Macintosh