1987 – 1990retired
Apple Extended Keyboard
“Alps switches, ADB ports on both sides — it left the desk with dignity”
“The last Apple II — it did nothing new, but did everything it knew, one final time.”
The Apple IIc Plus was the sixth and final personal computer in the Apple II series, taking the beloved portable IIc and giving it a tune-up: a built-in, higher capacity 3½-inch floppy drive replacing the old 5¼-inch one, increased processing speed, and standardized system components. It wasn't flashy, but it was the IIc at its most polished — the familiar friend, finally fully furnished.
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“Alps switches, ADB ports on both sides — it left the desk with dignity”
“No screws, no fuss, no fanfare — it just snapped together and quietly left”
“You pressed the buttons, but the show still went on without you.”