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From: aer@alice.UucP (y)
Newsgroups: net.wanted
Subject: Apple //e for sale
Message-ID: <4377@alice.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 28-Sep-85 22:04:35 EDT
Article-I.D.: alice.4377
Posted: Sat Sep 28 22:04:35 1985
Date-Received: Mon, 30-Sep-85 00:41:48 EDT
Organization: Bell Labs, Murray Hill
Lines: 46

For sale:

 (1) Apple //e
 (1) slightly re-arranged Disk ][ drive with interface
 (1) IDS 480 Microprism printer
 (1) Grappler+ graphic dump interface to go with above
 (1) Video-7 RGB/64 combination RGB interface and extended 64K 80 column
     card for above
 (1) Taxan RGBvision III monitor (digital, 640x262 res., .38mm dot pitch)
     which also says "Acorn Computer" on the front (for above with an Apple //)

Features and other stuff:

  The Apple //e CPU has been upgraded (by the dealer) in the following ways:
It's got a revision B motherboard, a revision B keyboard with an uncharacterist-
ly good feel for a //e, and the 65C02/ROMchip/char_gen upgrade

  The re-arranged in Disk ][ means it no longer has a write-protect sense,
but rather a homemade switch. I'll part with it cheap.

  The IDS 480 Microprism is a sort of fast (80 cps/110 cps) printer which was
the first to have a real correspondance mode, and looks better than some of
the other correspondance modes you'll see- I'll send you a copy via USmail
if you like. The Grappler+ is your standard control-I and dump Anything printer.I've got the pinter working with Applewriter //e 2.1 and Appleworks.

  The Video-7 card is just like an ext. 80 column card, making this a 128K
computer. The Apple //e graphics (even double-high-resolution) cannot do justiceto the Taxan monitor.

Also for sale:

Applemouse //e (with //e interface card)
Mockingboard C sound board (uses 6522 versatile interface chip, has 6 pure
                            tone channels divided three into left and right,
                            two noise generators, and the really amazing
                            SSi 263 (as seen in Byte) speech synthesizer
                            chip on board. With much software.)

And a lot of disks full of interesting creations.
And software.

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D. Rosenberg on    Murray Hill  ATT/BTL  /\
                                         --       tel 1-201-464-5269
                                                   (ask for Dan)
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