Those who truly love computers and can recall the first game they bought on floppy disk, will geek out over this viral video of an Apple IIc being booted up. Quinn Dunki recently set out to ...

The Apple IIc Plus is arguably – very arguably from my experience – the best Apple II computer ever made. It’s portable, faster than the IIe, had a much higher capacity built-in drive, and ...

Apple II was their company's first consumer product, as in a computer that was designed to be used right out of the box, instead of having to be assembled by technology fans.

The Apple IIc was introduced at a promotional event dubbed Apple II Forever, a sentiment that sits well with Budiac. “I honestly can’t see parting with the computer, ever,” he said.

All this chatter seems to have gotten the attention of our sister publication, PC World, who today ran their take on Budiac’s machine in a photo gallery entitled “Anatomy of an Icon: Inside ...

Animator and illustrator Wahyu Ichwandardi has shared one of his newest projects on Twitter this week, where he recreated the entire two-minute trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi on a vintage ...

A decade ago there were some fears that ominous clouds had begun circling Cupertino. At the time, Apple's share of the personal computer market stood at less than 5 percent, their switch to Intel ...

Steve Jobs, left, chairman of Apple Computers, John Sculley, center, president and CEO, and Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, unveil the new Apple IIc computer on April 24, 1984. | AP file photo ...

If you were to give a child an Apple IIc computer today, they might think you were crazy. Back in the day a 50-pound monitor did nothing more but type some letters and do some math, while today ...

In this April 24, 1984 file photo, Steve Jobs, left, chairman of Apple Computers, John Sculley, center, president and CEO, and Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, unveil the new Apple IIc computer ...

The Apple IIc was introduced at a promotional event dubbed Apple II Forever, a sentiment that sits well with Budiac. “I honestly can’t see parting with the computer, ever,” he said.