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This issue features a review of the VidHD card; a tutorial for exporting Apple IIGS files in PostScript format; a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming Kickstarter for Nox Archaist; an interview with Randy Ubillos, developer of the II in a Mac emulator; a comparison of the Apple-1 to

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We’re glad to announce another hardware designer has selected ReActiveMicro to help bring their projects to the Community, and a big warm welcome to RetroConnector! ReActiveMicro is now an Authorized Dealer and Partner with RetroConnector in an effort to continue supplying their projects to the Apple II Community.  There …

New stock has arrived for the Replica 1 Kit, RAMWorks IIII, and MicroDrive/Turbo. The Replica 1 Plus comes assembled, or in kit form for those who want the true 1976 homebrew computer experience. It is an exact duplicate of the famous first computer by Apple Computer, designed by Steve …

Ten years ago, the Media Archaeology Lab was founded at University of Colorado at Boulder as “a place for cross-disciplinary experimental research and teaching using obsolete tools, hardware, software and platforms”. This mission is very much in line with that of the Apple II community: our hobby of using ancient

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New stock has arrived for the Ultimate Universal Power Supply! The Ultimate Universal Power Supply is distributed by ReActiveMicro. The power supply consists of the Ultimate Enclosure from UltimateApple2 and the Universal PSU Kit from ReActiveMicro. The enclosure has the Universal PSU Kit installed. Everything has been fully tested and …

We’re glad to announce a new hardware designer has selected ReActiveMicro to help bring their project to the Community, and a big warm welcome to Fabien Bénattou! ReActiveMicro is now an Authorized Dealer and Partner with Fabien Bénattou in an effort to bring his first project to the Apple …

We’re glad to announce the TransWarp GS v2 project is going presale! As announced at KFEST 2016, upon ReActiveMicro’s full return to the Apple II Community that year we decided to revise and update the TransWarp GS project. Now after the completion of the TransWarp GS v1.1 project we …

This issue features a review of John Keoni-Morris’ Applesauce floppy disk controller; five visitors’ perspectives on the Living Computers: Museum + Labs; a tutorial for using Arduino with the Apple II; Kevin Savetz’s adventure in reviving a laserdisc game for the Apple II; news of of the discovery

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After a couple months of delays, the new run of Applesauce units are available for sale! John Morris (applesaucefdc.com) has received stock of boards and everything looks good to go! The price has gone up a bit since the last run due to the increased cost of the revision 1 …