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Apple IIe


Description
Manufacturer Apple Computer Corporation
Model Apple IIe
Date Announced 1983
Date Canceled 1985
Number Produced Hundreds of thousands
Country of Origin USA
Price $1,400
Current Value $0-$50
Specifications
Processor Motorola 6502
Speed 1 MHz
RAM 128K
ROM 16K ?
Storage 5.25" or 3.5" floppy drive
Expansion 8 slots
Bus Apple
Video Apple II video: 140x192, 280x192 and others, 16 colors, TV or composite monitor
I/O Parallel, Serial
OS Options Apple DOS, ProDOS, CP/M with Z80 card
Notes The Apple IIe was a late replacement for the surprisingly long lived Apple ][ line. It had twice the RAM, twice the ROM, 80 column support and upper and lower case support built in.
Related Items in Collection Duodisk 5.25" floppy drive, some manuals, Apple ][ software plus other Apple ][ class computers including Apple IIe Platinum and Apple //c
Related Items Wanted Additional documentation, software and cards.


The Apple IIe was Apples successor to the Apple ][+. It had more RAM and a few other improvements over the older Apple model.

Thank you to Sellam Ismail who donated this machine.

Since Sellam's kind donation I've acquired another Apple //e in exceptional cosmetic and functional condition along with a duo-disk drive and display. It also came with a whole bundle of software and documentation as well as some peripherals including a nice printer.


(Submitted May 1, 2008 19:48:22 by Peggy)

Does anyone know if there are repair shops for an Apple ll + in the Dallas, Texas area? Mine seems to have a short where the the drive card slides into the computer and the drives keeps spinning around with nothing on the monitor showing up and the red lights on the drives do not light up either. Anyone know how to fix this? I run my accounting program on it and something was added from the software into a slot to make it run and I don't know which slot it has it!


(Submitted March 26, 2008 12:34:58 by Orlando)

I have Apple IIe computers, monitors, and floppy drives to sell. Contact me.


(Submitted February 13, 2008 09:12:42 by berna)

I am looking for an Apple IIe with floppies. Only original Apple brand please. If you want to sell yours please tell me.


(Submitted February 3, 2008 18:47:16 by John L)

The Apple //e was introduced in 1983 and ceased manufacturing in 1993 and *not* 1985!. Yes, it was one of the longest produced computers in history.


(Submitted September 22, 2007 13:07:15 by Lily)

I have an Apple IIe with two working floppy disk drives, working monitor, printer, all connector cables, all manuels some still in plastic, Lotus 123 with all floppys and manuels, a bunch floppy disks and also DOS version 3.30 with all disks and manuels computer is in working condition someone email me and make an offer don't forget you will also have to pay shipping costs


(Submitted September 10, 2007 12:17:36 by Sonny Hung)

Hi, I wanted to post that I have an Apple IIe, Disk II, Rana Drive (still has most of the shrink wrap), and several other items Most come complete with original box and manuals. For the Apple stuff I have packing lists, original receipts and stuff. Anyone interested can contact me about the purchase of this lot which I purchased from an original owner.

Pictures are available. I've booted it up and tested it a little and it seem to functional properly. I didn't test all things so ask your questions that you might have. It's being sold as it and it should power up.

This is located in NYC, NY area.


(Submitted August 30, 2007 21:01:18 by Solid Snake)

if anyone knows a good place to find one of em besides a stingy science teacher e-mail me


(Submitted August 25, 2007 08:28:38 by Rob)

I am looking for an Apple 2e in good working condition.


(Submitted August 22, 2007 15:12:26 by Alex Depoutiloff)

Where is the Apple GS who was the start of the MAC. I own one, matter of the fact I have the Apple ][ # 3038, Apple ][ Plus, Apple ][e, and Apple ][c.


(Submitted July 3, 2007 13:47:45 by Heather)

I have an APPLE IIe, with alot of software, mostly old games, still works, I fired it up a couple of weekends ago. I'm in Sacramento CA, you would be required to pay all shipping, but we could discuss payment for the compputer, please feel free to e-mail whenever...


(Submitted June 10, 2007 19:15:12 by Richard Chang)

Hello. I am interested in buying an Apple //e Platinum preferred. When I was growing up, my parents had bought me an Apple //e with the extended 80 column card. I would also like to buy the Dino Eggs game. I reside in Hartford, Connecticut, U.S.A. My preference would be to communicate with someone on the East Coast. If you are selling your computer or know someone who has a computer to sell, please contact me. I am ONLY interested in the Apple //e

Thank You,

Richard Chang


(Submitted December 27, 2006 18:47:25 by (a href=mailto:)Jim(/a))

I was cleaning my garage and found an old 80 col card as well as a full-height floppy drive (with controller). I don't know where the rest of my computer went but I'd be happy to give these to a good home if someone is willing to reimburse me for the shipping charges. I remember buying the IIe system when it first came out so the 80 col card is an early version one. I vaguely recall that it only supports 4 colors whereas the later versions supported more. I also think this is an 80 col card w/o extra memory.

jimh at cooltoad.com


(Submitted December 6, 2006 18:47:04 by Amanda Groth)

I have an old Apple IIe in working condition with a floppy and several games and other programs. I have some manuals and a joystick. I think we kept the original printer along with a huge box of paper. I'm curious as to how much this would be worth and if anyone is interested in buying and paying the shipping, I may be amendable. My dad said that these machines should be worth a pretty penny. My brother is a computer geek and tried to keep our computers up to date and modified with extra hardware-I think extra memory could be in this one. I just know that I've had fun on this computer and it still runs.


(Submitted December 3, 2006 16:10:51 by Juan)

I have an Apple IIe in perfect conditions and i want sell it anyone interested? It has monitor keyboard and two disck drives


(Submitted December 2, 2006 18:37:36 by michael)

I have a apple 2 e computer with lots of old school games and i was wondering if you had software with it.


(Submitted September 4, 2006 07:42:38 by Martyn)

Hi

Am looking for a Ramworks III card and also for adventure games for the apple.

I have some hardware to trade if needed (example Xebec SASI cards etc.)


(Submitted August 23, 2006 09:02:34 by WW)

I am looking for a power supply for a 2E. Any ideas? Can modern power supplies be adapted? Help!


(Submitted June 10, 2006 21:11:45 by JapaneseLightning)

I would like the apple IIe computer from the guy in argentina if it is still available. I would pay for the shipping if that would be acceptable. I live in the USA.


(Submitted May 1, 2006 17:28:58 by Diego Rodriguez Montero)

I have an Apple IIe computer. It includes monitor, two disk drives, keyboard and a lot of software. Anyone interested in buying it?. I'm from Argentina. I can agree for sending it. Thanks. Good luck!!


(Submitted May 1, 2006 17:21:39 by Diego Rodriguez Montero)

APPLE IIe. Tengo una computadora Apple IIe, con monitor, teclado y discos 5 1/4. Le interesa comprarla a algún coleccionista?. Escucho ofertas. Gracias. Diego


(Submitted April 24, 2006 11:02:26 by mike mcclendon)

I have a Apple IIe that I use to teach brain- injured students. I have some software called Hartley cognitive rehabiliative series. It is very helpful in teaching our students but somehow one of our 5 1/4 diskete is damaged that hold the sequencing tests. Can anyone halp me get ahold of this software?? you will be helping many disabled students if you can .Email meat MichaelMcclendon@aol.com


(Submitted March 11, 2006 09:37:21 by Marjorie Ness)

Since Sellam's kind donation I've acquired another Apple //e in exceptional cosmetic and functional condition along with a duo-disk drive and display. It also came with a whole bundle of software and documentation as well as some peripherals including a nice printer.

HOW MUCH FOR THIS PACKAGE?


(Submitted March 11, 2006 09:21:49 by Marjorie Ness)

My father is in need of a replacement printer to work with his 1981 Apple II E. He had all the family geneology on this computer and we need to print off the information. Anyone have one to give me, or sell me?


(Submitted November 30, 2005 11:30:11 by Dominique)

I'm looking for an old Mac like this one I think. I don't know much about them but my fiance it one of the apple people that just loves everything about it...he's talked before about getting an old one, i wanted to get him one for Christmas, does anyone here have an extra or know where i can get one...spsk8ergrl@aol.com


(Submitted November 29, 2005 13:30:53 by Jim)

I have a complete set-up -the computer, Duo-disk drives , floppies , software game stick, two monitors , printer, print ribbons, manuals, etc. It was my second computer and I liked it so much I couldn't discard it when I upgraded. If there is someone out there who is still interested in this technology, let me know and we can come to some arrangement where I can get it back into use and out of my storage space.


(Submitted November 25, 2005 16:37:19 by Ruben)

$0-$50... If it only were true... I bought an '84 //e for $78 with only game paddles and diskdrives. In perfect shape though ( http://cgi3.ebay.nl/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=ruben_de_rijcke ) but it's quite alot of money for an old computer. The screen was pretty cheap and in an even better shape, cause it was never been used ;)

Lately I bought an SCSI card for $125,-. That's so much worth because HD's were very rare in the 80's while at this time, everybody is used to working with a hard drive.

Anyway, Erik, if you say Apple II's are worth nothing, please send me one :) or more =P


(Submitted November 20, 2005 21:56:43 by MIKE)

HAVE SEVERAL APPLE IIE COMPUTERS THAT WERE MADE SPECIALY FOR BELL AND HOWEL FOR AUDIO TESTING. WOULD BE INTERESTED IN FINDING OUT WHAT THIER WORTH.


(Submitted September 20, 2005 04:13:45 by Cliff)

Hi. Can anyone recommend a source for purchasing vintage MAC computers or vintage IBM PC,AT or similar computers? They don't need to function properly (or at all). Thanks.


(Submitted September 16, 2005 13:35:48 by Carrie Gregory)

With respect to my February 2005 postings - that donation did not work out. I am asking again if anyone would like my Apple IIe and accessories. I have the monitor, computer/keyboard, 2 ImageWriter printers, Duodisk drive, printer ribbons, tractor feed paper, some of the manuals, diskettes, etc. I do not know the working condition and would like to donate it as is. It is free to you if you pay packaging and shipping. If you have a FedEx or UPS account, I will drop it off, and you can charge it to your account. That way there is no exchange of money or account numbers. It was my baby for 12 years and I just don't have the heart to throw it away or recycle it.


(Submitted June 16, 2005 20:59:59 by mobini)

pls send me apple II shematic


(Submitted June 13, 2005 14:17:24 by Sean)

I have (and use) a system very similar to this. It says Apple IIe on the case instead of Apple //e but it does say Apple //e on the screen when it's turned on. It has the two 5.25 inch drives that are stacked on top of eachother. If I could get IRC on it then I would rarely use any other computer. Even though it is an outdated system and most people say that there is no point in using it, it is still a useful computer. ...maybe i was born in the wrong decade... :)

If anyone knows of any good AppleSoft BASIC code for it or how to get it to generate tones or knows of a site that has BASIC code on it, email me at Zoric04@yahoo.com .


(Submitted June 3, 2005 02:13:50 by Darren)

I have an apple IIe computer if someone is interested? I dont have a monitor or disk drives or documentation but i have the computer itself with the video connection cable. It works.


(Submitted May 20, 2005 15:43:33 by zach)

the apple lle is the only computer i need for my rare computer collection where do you find a computer i look on ebay to high i need cheep

zach


(Submitted April 4, 2005 08:48:15 by james anadale)

The apple IIe has been claimed. Thanks for the interest.


(Submitted April 1, 2005 22:51:34 by Joseph Vella)

I'm from Malta. I would like to find how can i buy such a computer.


(Submitted March 20, 2005 15:40:15 by Cheryl)

I gave a Apple IIE to my niece and in shipping a part of the unit was lost to the duodisk drive. It was a black device that inserted into the back of the duodisk drive unit. Without this piece the drives won't work. Does anyone know the correct terminology for this piece as I need to find one so that my niece can enjoy this computer as much as my son did. Thanks in advance


(Submitted February 28, 2005 09:15:30 by james Anadale)

I have an Apple IIE that was in great operating condition when it was boxed up 12 years ago. It was not used very much and I believe I have all the documentation and many disks too. It is available free to a good home. I'll start it up and check it out, if anyone expresses interest. I'm located near Frederick, Maryland if anyone wants to pick it up.


(Submitted February 24, 2005 04:08:33 by Robin Paterson)

I have two IIe machines, one of which, with a daisy wheel printer, I use constantly for addressing envelopes and writing short Comp.Slip notes. The other has a power supply fault, which I'm having a heck of a job finding anyone to fix, and needs a slight display adjustment - a page of text, for example, is crammed into the top half of the display. I find the working IIe invaluable to my primitive office - every modern PC printer I've tried simply gobbles up envelopes and anything else that isn't A4! So if there's anyone out there who can point the way to restoring my second to working condition, please (Pleeease) let me know. With sincere thanks...


(Submitted February 14, 2005 07:18:46 by Cheryl)

I have a IIe that I am printing off old documents and scanning into my new system. Got a question though... How do I exit a document without shutting the system down? I can't find my documentation and you are right. Only system I've ever had that didn't crash. appreciate a response to my closing document question.


(Submitted February 5, 2005 12:19:04 by Carrie Gregory)

Regarding my posting of January 27, 2005. I found a good home for my system. Thank you for all the interest.

I too have fond memories of the system. I used it for 12 years 1985-1997. It is still the only computer I have ever had that didn't crash or get a virus.


(Submitted January 27, 2005 16:27:39 by Carrie Gregory)

I would like to know who I could donate a system like this too. I have to pull it out of storage to confirm it works, but at a minimum I have the monitor, duo-disk drive, Imagewriter II printer, and Appleworks floppies.


(Submitted November 19, 2004 11:40:55 by chad)

I used to have one of these. fond memories of playing chess(& other games) on it. i would make a move and watch tv waiting for it to make it's next move. took at least five minutes each move. i would still beat it after it did all that 'thinking'. i'd be willing to pay 20$ for working computer w/games.


(Submitted August 27, 2004 13:48:10 by todd stone)

I would like to know who I could sell this type of computer to and how much I can get for it. It still works very well.

Thank you.

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