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content/museum/apple-ii-clones.md

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   - title: LASAR II - LARGE VIEW
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   - title: Apple II videoclip
     url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SoWRCy21pY
     text: 'Length: 3 min 03 s'
-  comments:
-  - author: Andres (Boston, MA, USA)
-    date: Thursday 15th August 2019
-    text: I "think" I just bought one of these clones, but still trying to understand exactly what it is. It looks similar to the Lazar II clone, but the power supply and motherboard are original Apple ones, so I guess somebody changed the case.
-  - author: Brian S (Australia)
-    date: Sunday 2nd September 2018
-    text: That should read "Apricot" :-)
-  - author: Brian S (Australia)
-    date: Sunday 2nd September 2018
-    text: I had an "Aprocot" back in the mid 80s. The motherboard was in a box with a separate keyboard.
-  - author: Spad (France)
-    date: Saturday 24th June 2017
-    text: To answer Vincent''s post. I just brought my old Golem back from the attic.
-  - author: infinite100
-    date: Friday 15th August 2014
-    text: |-
-      The most famous/infamous clone was the WOMBAT, trade name of a Taiwanese system sold in Australia. I think it was made by Bondwell, better known for CP/M systems.\
-      Apple sued the distributor for patent/copyright infringement, winning the case and then going on to close down all the other clones.
-  - author: Pär (Sweden)
-    date: Tuesday 28th February 2012
-    text: |-
-      I bought an MPF II (Microprofessor II) that had 64 K RAM, 16 K ROM and used external cassette player for storage. It had RF output so I could use the TV as monitor.\
-      It was pretty small, smaller than todays iPad but twice the thickness. It had a small keyboard on it but the external keyboard with rubber keys was a must.\
-      It also had Joystick of course and with it came a couple of games that were fun to play with friends on the TV.\
-      The O/S was the same as on Apple II and it had of course a 6502 CPU @ 1MHz.\
-      Cool little box. Regret selling it.
-  - author: Vincent (Belgium)
-    date: Wednesday 4th May 2011
-    text: I do remember one of them, that I almost bought. It was for sale in France for around 6.500 FF (1000€) in 1983, and it was called "GOLEM". It case was almost identical to the Apple II, except for the grey color.
-  - author: mrkoolnerd (usa)
-    date: Saturday 15th January 2011
-    text: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Apple_II_clones this is a incomplete list but there is a lot here on the list not sure if this helps any
-  - author: Thomsonicus (Poland)
-    date: Saturday 10th February 2007
-    text: cool video!
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   - /museum/apple-ii
   - /museum/apple-ii-571