Also comparing a C64 with an Apple II that came out in 1977 is a bit unfair. I’d be more impressed if you came up with some impressive Commodore PET demos, as that’s the same timeframe that my ...

They presumably paid well under the asking price for a real Apple IIe, which cost around $1,500 at the time with two floppy disk drives and a green-screen display.

After creating a living museum for ancient Windows games, apps, and malware, the Internet Archive has reached a new milestone in its Apple-related preservation efforts, now hosting a rare ...

The Internet Archive has announced that its web-based emulation catalog now includes over 500 relatively tough-to-find Apple II programs that might otherwise have disappeared forever.