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* Michael Nadeau, ''Collectible Microcomputers'' (Schiffer Book for Collectors), Schiffer, Atglen, 2002 | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:26, 29 April 2025
| Apple I | |
| Manufacturer: | Apple Computer |
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| Year Introduced: | July 1976 |
| Year Discontinued: | March 1977 |
| Form Factor: | Personal computer |
| Clock Speed: | 1 MHz |
| Memory Size: | 4 KB standard |
| Graphics: | 40x24 character output |
| CPU: | MOS 6502 |
| Successor(s): | Apple II |
The Apple I was the first computer produced by Apple Computer.
Further reading
- Michael Nadeau, Collectible Microcomputers (Schiffer Book for Collectors), Schiffer, Atglen, 2002
External links
- Original Manual
- Steve Jobs's Apple-1 Computer Prototype - "Steve Jobs's original 'Apple Computer A' prototype, hand-soldered by Woz in 1976 and used to secure Apple's first big order"
- Apple-1 personal computer - from Steve Jobs' office at Apple; thence from Paul Allen's collection at the LCM, includes several images
- Working Apple-1 personal computer - also includes images
- Apple-1 computer - another one
| v • d • e Apple Computers, Software and Peripherals |
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| Apple computers - Apple I • Apple II • Apple II+ • Apple IIe • Apple IIc • Apple IIGS
Apple computer software - Applesoft BASIC • Integer BASIC • Apple DOS • ProDOS • Apple II Machine Language Monitor • Apple II ROMs Apple computer accessories - DuoDisk • Disk II Apple computer related - MOS 6502 |
