VectApp 
I purchased this Koala Pad (actually labeled KoalaPad+) in 2002 for $20.00. The Koala Pad is a graphics pad produced by Koala Technologies. Koala Technologies made versions of the KoalaPad+ for the Commodore 64, Apple II (IIe and IIc), and Atari (Atari 400, 800, and 800XL) computers. These 8-bit computers all used a similar joystick … Read more
Apple introduced the Apple IIe Card in March 1991. The Apple IIe Card is a processor direct slot (PDS) card that emulates an Apple IIe computer. It basically turns your Macintosh into a fully functional Apple IIe. All the functionality of an entire Apple IIe computer is built into a single card, except the ROM, … Read more
Apple introduced the Apple IIgs in September 1986. Many at the time considered it to be a replacement for the venerable Apple IIe, but this did not happen. Apple would go on to keep both computers in production for years to come. The Apple IIgs was officially retired in December 1992, followed shortly by the … Read more
Apple introduced the Apple IIc Plus on September 16, 1988 at AppleFest in San Francisco, California. The IIc Plus is essentially an upgraded version of the IIc, which was introduced four years earlier. In 1988, the IIc Plus cost $675 without a monitor. I acquired my IIc Plus for $75 in 2008. The IIc Plus … Read more
Introduced: March 31, 1998Terminated: January 1, 1999 Logic BoardProcessor: PowerPC 750 (G3)Processor Speed: 266 MHzProcessor Upgrade: ZIF socketPMMU: IntegratedFPU: IntegratedBus Speed: 66 MHzData Path: 64-bitROM Size: 4 MBLevel 1 Cache: 64KLevel 2 Cache: 1 MBExpansion Slots: 3 PCIBattery: 3.6V Lithium MemoryRAM Type: 168-pin DIMMRAM Slots: 3Min – Max RAM: 32 MB – 384 MBMinimum RAM Speed: 10 nsInstall in groups of: 1RAM Sizes: 8, 16, 32, 64, 128 MBOnboard RAM: none PortsADB: 1USB: noneFireWire: noneVideo: DB-15Floppy: HDI-20SCSI: DB-25Geoports: 1Modem: 56K (optional)Ethernet: 10baseTMic Type: InternalOther … Read more
Introduced: April 3, 1998Terminated: January 1, 1999 Logic BoardProcessor: PowerPC 750 (G3)Processor Speed: 233 MHzProcessor Upgrade: ZIF socketPMMU: IntegratedFPU: IntegratedBus Speed: 66 MHzData Path: 64-bitROM Size: 4 MBLevel 1 Cache: 64KLevel 2 Cache: 1 MBExpansion Slots: 3 PCIBattery: 3.6V Lithium MemoryRAM Type: 168-pin DIMMRAM Slots: 3Min – Max RAM: 32 MB – 384 MBMinimum RAM Speed: 10 nsInstall in groups of: 1RAM Sizes: 8, 16, 32, 64, 128 MBOnboard RAM: none PortsADB: 1USB: noneFireWire: noneVideo: DB-15Floppy: HDI-20SCSI: DB-25Geoports: 1Modem: 56K (optional)Ethernet: 10baseTMic Type: InternalOther … Read more
Introduced: September 13, 2000Terminated: May 1, 2001 Logic BoardProcessor: PowerPC 750cx (G3)Processor Speed: 366 MHzPMMU: IntegratedFPU: IntegratedBus Speed: 66 MHzData Path: 64-bitROM Size: 1 MBLevel 1 Cache: 64KLevel 2 Cache: 256K at 366 MHzExpansion Slots: none Battery: MemoryRAM Type: SO-DIMMRAM Slots: 1Min – Max RAM: 64 – 320 MBMinimum RAM Speed: 10 nsInstall in groups of: 1RAM Sizes: 64, 128, 256 MBOnboard RAM: 64 MB PortsUSB: 1 x USB 1.1FireWire: 1 x 400-MbpsVideo: Composite video … Read more
Introduced: February 16, 2000Terminated: September 13, 2000 Logic BoardProcessor: PowerPC 750cx (G3)Processor Speed: 366 MHzPMMU: IntegratedFPU: IntegratedBus Speed: 66 MHzData Path: 64-bitROM Size: 1 MBLevel 1 Cache: 64KLevel 2 Cache: 512KExpansion Slots: noneBattery: 45 Wh Lithium Ion MemoryRAM Type: SO-DIMMRAM Slots: 1Min – Max RAM: 64 – 320 MBMinimum RAM Speed: 10 nsInstall in groups of: 1RAM Sizes: 32, 64, 128, 256 MBOnboard RAM: 64 MB PortsADB: noneUSB: 1 x USB 1.1FireWire: noneVideo: noneFloppy: noneSCSI: noneGeoports: noneEthernet: 10/100 Base-TAirPort Ready: YesMic Type: noneOther … Read more
Introduced: September 13, 2000Terminated: May 1, 2001 Logic BoardProcessor: PowerPC 750cx (G3)Processor Speed: 466 MHzPMMU: IntegratedFPU: IntegratedBus Speed: 66 MHzData Path: 64-bitROM Size: 1 MBLevel 1 Cache: 64KLevel 2 Cache: 256K at 466 MHzExpansion Slots: none Battery: MemoryRAM Type: SO-DIMMRAM Slots: 1Min – Max RAM: 64 – 320 MBMinimum RAM Speed: 10 nsInstall in groups of: 1RAM Sizes: 32, 64, 128, 256 MBOnboard RAM: 64 MB PortsUSB: 1 x USB 1.1FireWire: 1 x 400-MbpsVideo: Composite … Read more
In the latest versions of iOS and macOS, Apple implemented a few ways to share content and services between your devices, so you can quickly pick up on one where you left off on another. One of these features is the ability to answer and make cell phone on your Mac that you receive on … Read more