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content/museum/apple-iic-plus.md

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   - title: APPLE IIC PLUS
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   - title: Apple II videoclip
     url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SoWRCy21pY
     text: 'Length: 3 min 03 s'
-  comments:
-  - author: Matthew Hamilton (United Kingdom)
-    date: Monday 29th March 2021
-    text: Do you know or know where I could find sales figures for the Apple IIc Plus specifically? I have only been able to locate numbers for the entire Apple II series as opposed to individual models. Many thanks.
-  - author: Mat Payne
-    date: Sunday 7th October 2012
-    text: my parents still have one of these in their basement. still works as well! I wonder how much they are worth these days
-  - author: G.Y. (Georgia, USA)
-    date: Sunday 24th September 2006
-    text: If I think I'm correct, this was the computer I remember using in Elementary School, I was in 7th grade. My teacher would set us up some work to do on this computer. Wow times have changed, now I'm 32. Commodore64 was my first computer that I got from parents, me and my brother would play games on it alot. We were around 15 yrs old at the time. Today Im on a Dell 8200 that I got back in late 2001. When you look at these computers it brings back memories.
-  - author: Rev (Dallas, TX)
-    date: Sunday 7th May 2006
-    text: The Apple IIc+ was my families' first computer, and later became my first computer. I remember staring at the green glow coming from the screen, and playing variants of classic games. I can still hear the ticking from the disk drive, and the long waits for papers to print. Good times.
-  - author: Thor Madsen (Chicago)
-    date: Monday 15th March 2004
-    text: |-
-      I "married" into the Apple IIc. When I went back to finish my degree, I spent many a night writing term papers on this and waiting for them to print out on the dot matrix. I used the the included VisiCalc - or was it AppleCalc? - to put together our first household budgets.
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-      Man, that monitor stand was one heavy weapon!
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   - /museum/apple-ii
   - /museum/apple-ii-571