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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YDRjtmAiNpo5mK5N3d7QwZ
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content/museum/apple-ii.md
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- title: ADVERT
subtitle: ''
text: Picture courtesy of [Steve Browning, www.sbrowning.com/vintage](http://www.sbrowning.com/vintage).
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_advert_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_pub_1.jpg
- title: 'U.S. ADVERT #1 (1977)'
subtitle: ''
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Only Apple ll makes it that easy. At $1298, it includes video graphics in 15 colors, 8KB ROM and 4KB RAM... It's the first personal computer with a fast version of BASIC permanently stored in ROM...
Apple ll is also available in board-only form to the do-it-yourself hobbyist. Has all of the features of the Apple ll system but does not include case, keyboard, power supply or game paddles. $598
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_ii_advertd_3.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_ii_pubd_3.jpg
- title: 'U.S. ADVERT #2 (1979)'
subtitle: ''
text: |-
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If your story is original and intriguing enough, you can win a one-week trip to Hawaii. Which is the closest we could come to paradise.
Unfortunately, the contest ended March 31, 1980...
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_ii_advert_3.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_ii_pub_3.jpg
- title: 'U.S. ADVERT #3 (1979)'
subtitle: ''
text: |-
From Playboy December 1979.
Thanks to **Peathead**
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_ii_advert_s1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_ii_pub_s1.jpg
- title: 'U.S. ADVERT #4(1980)'
subtitle: ''
text: |-
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Of course, it's very easy for a newbie programmer to program maths assembly routines with a microprocessor which only knows how to add and subtract integer values.
(right)*Apple's smart peripherals make expansion easy. Just plug'em it and you are ready to run. I've already added two disks, a printer and a communication card.*
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_ii_advertd_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_ii_pubd_1.jpg
- title: 'U.S. ADVERT #5 (1980)'
subtitle: ''
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If you could talk to Thomas Edison, he'd tell you what it was like to turn the light on in 1879. You could tell him about some bright idea of the 20th century... particularly, a technological phenomenon that can handle everything from solar heat control to lighting you home via voice command. The Apple personal computer...\
... With Apple, Edison could've written a program to determine why some filaments burned longer than others...
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_ii_advertd_2.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_ii_pubd_2.jpg
- title: APPLE LOGO (1982)
subtitle: ''
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At the time, Apple thought the Logo language would encourage schools to invest heavily in personal computers for all the class levels.\
Sadly, Logo never became the revolutionary language that they had hoped for and very few schools taught it to their pupils (except in France).
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_ii_logolanguage_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_ii_logolanguage_1.jpg
- title: APPLE BUSINESS GRAPHICS
subtitle: ''
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As you know, one picture is worth a few thousand numbers.\
As you may not know, Apple Business Graphics software can generate more types of pictures, in more colours, using more data than any other graphics package... On the monitor of your choice. And on virtually any printer or plotter on the market...
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_ii_businessgraph_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_ii_businessgraph_1.jpg
- title: APPLE ACCESSORIES
subtitle: ''
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But now we're coming out with our very own line of peripherals and accessories for Apple personal computers...
The dual language of Apple: In the same advert, Apple thanks the companies manufacturing Apple compatible peripherals and asks its customers to buy only Apple peripherals in the future....
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_ii_advertd_4.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_ii_pubd_4.jpg
- title: SOFTCARD COPY
subtitle: ''
text: An advert for one of the numerous copies of the Microsoft SotfCard. Initially, they were manufactured in the United States then in Asia.
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_ii_softcardcopy_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_ii_softcardcopy_1.jpg
- title: NEW ZEALAND AD. (1980)
subtitle: ''
text: |-
Nice advert, but nothing seems right in the picture...
Thanks to **Murray Muffat** from New Zeland
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_ii_advertd_s5.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_ii_pubd_s5.jpg
- title: FRENCH ADVERT (JAN. 1980)
subtitle: ''
text: '"The personal computer of Mr sales manager"'
image: /media/museum/adverts/apple_advert_directeur-des-ventes_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/apple_pub_directeur-des-ventes_1.jpg
hardware:
- title: WORKSTATION CARD
subtitle: Appletalk card
content/museum/commodore-c64.md
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Compared with anything else, it's even more impressive...
If you've been waiting for the "computer revolution", consider it as having arrived...
image: /media/museum/adverts/commodore_64_advert_3.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/commodore_64_pub_3.jpg
- title: 'U.S. ADVERT (1982) #2'
subtitle: ''
text: ''
image: /media/museum/adverts/commodore_64_advert_4.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/commodore_64_pub_4.jpg
- title: ADVERT
subtitle: ''
text: Picture courtesy of [Steve Browning, www.sbrowning.com/vintage](http://www.sbrowning.com/vintage).
image: /media/museum/adverts/commodore_c64_ad_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/commodore_c64_pub_1.jpg
- title: UK ADVERT (1984)
subtitle: ''
text: Thanks to Tony Mattson for this picture
image: /media/museum/adverts/commodore-64_uk-advert_2.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/commodore-64_uk-pub_2.jpg
- title: UK ADVERT, OCT 1983
subtitle: ''
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The picture is also totally unrealistic. Each detail sounds false.\
The C64 never was a business system, but a perfect home computer.
image: /media/museum/adverts/commodore_64_advert_s5.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/commodore_64_pub_s5.jpg
- title: SWEDISH ADVERT
subtitle: ''
text: ''
image: /media/museum/adverts/stupid_sweden-commodore.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/stupid_sweden-commodore.jpg
- title: NEW ZEALAND ADVERT
subtitle: ''
text: dated February 1984 from Bits & Bytes magazine
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- title: GERMAN ADVERT
subtitle: ''
text: Thanks to Christian Hart for this scan
image: /media/museum/adverts/commodore_c64_vc20_ad-de_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/commodore_c64_vc20_pub-de_1.jpg
- title: 'GERMAN ADVERT #2'
subtitle: ''
text: Thanks to Christian Hart for this scan
image: /media/museum/adverts/commodore_c64_ad-de_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/commodore_c64_pub-de_1.jpg
- title: 'GERMAN ADVERT #3'
subtitle: ''
text: Thanks to Christian Hart for this scan
image: /media/museum/adverts/commodore_c64_ad-de_2.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/commodore_c64_pub-de_2.jpg
- title: ITALIAN AD
subtitle: ''
text: ''
image: /media/museum/adverts/commodore_64_aditaly_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/commodore_64_aditaly_1.jpg
- title: 'ABCDARY ADVERT #1'
subtitle: ''
text: from PCW UK magazine (November 1984)
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- title: 1983 BADGES
subtitle: ''
text: ''
image: /media/museum/adverts/commodore__64_badges_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/commodore__64_badges_1.jpg
- title: FRENCH PRICE LIST
subtitle: ''
text: |-
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You can download the complete version.
Thanks to **Jacques Sorro**
image: /media/museum/adverts/commodore_64_frpricelist_s1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/commodore_64_frpricelist_s1.jpg
hardware:
- title: 1530 C2N
subtitle: Tape-recorder
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- title: VICMODEM
subtitle: Advert
text: You could already send emails !!
image: /media/museum/hardware/commodore_vicmodem_ad_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/hardware/commodore_vicmodem_pub_1.jpg
- title: MODEM 300
subtitle: ''
text: |-
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- title: MUSIC MAKER
subtitle: Promotional picture
text: Music Maker was a powerful music editor using all the C64 internal sound generator features. Software was delivered with a special 2 octaves piano keyboard which fitted on top of the computer.
image: /media/museum/hardware/commodore_c64_musicmaker_promo.jpg
image: /media/museum/hardware/commodore_c64_musicmaker_prm.jpg
- title: VOCAL SYNTHESIZER
subtitle: from Technimusique (France)
text: Thanks to Stamba for this picture
content/museum/magnavox-odyssey.md
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- title: FRENCH ADVERT
subtitle: ''
text: Thanks to [www.pong-story.com](http://www.pong-story.com) for this picture
image: /media/museum/adverts/magnavox_odyssey_advert_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/magnavox_odyssey_pub_1.jpg
- title: FRENCH PROMOTIONAL PICTURE
subtitle: ''
text: Thanks to [www.pong-story.com](http://www.pong-story.com) for this picture
image: /media/museum/adverts/magnavox_odyssey_promo-pic_1.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/magnavox_odyssey_prm-pic_1.jpg
- title: GERMAN PROMOTIONAL PICTURE
subtitle: ''
text: Thanks to [www.pong-story.com](http://www.pong-story.com) for this picture
image: /media/museum/adverts/magnavox_odyssey_promo-pic_2.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/magnavox_odyssey_prm-pic_2.jpg
emulators:
- title: OdyEmu
url: http://www.pong-story.com/odyemu.htm
content/museum/nec-pc-6601.md
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- title: JAPANESE ADVERT (1985)
subtitle: ''
text: Thanks to [Pugly's web site](http://www.pugly.juice.or.jp/pugly/oldpc/) for this picture.
image: /media/museum/adverts/nec_pc6601_advert.jpg
image: /media/museum/pubs/nec_pc6601_pub.jpg
links:
- title: Toragiku's Museum
url: http://my.reset.jp/~toragiku/kopa/6601.htm