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... Apple Computer . The circuit board , itself really only a part of a computer , was the Apple I. Work began on the Apple II , the computer that was to be the company's next product , in summer 1976. Again Woz- niak was the designer , but ...
... Apple Computer . The circuit board , itself really only a part of a computer , was the Apple I. Work began on the Apple II , the computer that was to be the company's next product , in summer 1976. Again Woz- niak was the designer , but ...
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... Apple II's eventual success " to his membership in Homebrew , saying that it was only knowing he would soon be showing off his computer to his friends that kept him up night after night until 4 A.M. perfecting the design . " Not ...
... Apple II's eventual success " to his membership in Homebrew , saying that it was only knowing he would soon be showing off his computer to his friends that kept him up night after night until 4 A.M. perfecting the design . " Not ...
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... Apple Computer on the map . Fylstra had discovered early on that the Apple II was a powerful and increasingly popu- lar machine , and that he could make money selling pro- grams to Apple owners . Bricklin and Frankston developed their ...
... Apple Computer on the map . Fylstra had discovered early on that the Apple II was a powerful and increasingly popu- lar machine , and that he could make money selling pro- grams to Apple owners . Bricklin and Frankston developed their ...
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