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rdhatfield3
Feb 14, 2005, 02:27 AM
1. Apple IIgs (upgraded with a transwarp gs to 18 Mhz and added an internal 40 meg hard-rive)
2. LC 475
3. powerbook 3400c
4. quicksilver 867 G4


I love that II gs my mom still uses it for most of her stuff. Whenever i go home I always boot it up to here the old proDos system 6 boot up sounds and play with the old games like dungeon masters, dangerous dave, space quest, and xenocide. That was really one amazing machine. I rescued a Woz edition one from school one time but i dont think we have it anymore. Anyway i grew up on apples and will always use them. Great computers that, if you are not careful, can be addictive. Ok, even if you are careful.


5300cs
Mar 1, 2005, 08:20 AM
Do you have a Palm Pilot? You can get a few good Apple][ emulators to run on it. I was playing Return to Castle Wolfentstein on mine :)
Butler Trumpet
Mar 10, 2005, 12:23 PM
Do you have a Palm Pilot? You can get a few good Apple][ emulators to run on it. I was playing Return to Castle Wolfentstein on mine :)

You can get an apple emulator!!!????!!!! Where???
Candyfingered
Mar 10, 2005, 05:51 PM
1. Apple IIgs (upgraded with a transwarp gs to 18 Mhz and added an internal 40 meg hard-rive)
2. LC 475
3. powerbook 3400c
4. quicksilver 867 G4


I love that II gs my mom still uses it for most of her stuff. Whenever i go home I always boot it up to here the old proDos system 6 boot up sounds and play with the old games like dungeon masters, dangerous dave, space quest, and xenocide. That was really one amazing machine. I rescued a Woz edition one from school one time but i dont think we have it anymore. Anyway i grew up on apples and will always use them. Great computers that, if you are not careful, can be addictive. Ok, even if you are careful.
I've always wanted a IIgs
5300cs
Mar 10, 2005, 09:40 PM
You can get an apple emulator!!!????!!!! Where???

For Palm? The best one seems to be this: http://palmapple.sourceforge.net/ On my Tungsten C it runs full speed, and the built-in keyboard makes it easy.

More information here: http://www.palminfocenter.com/view_story.asp?ID=5577

A whole bunch of emulators for the Palm Pilot: http://www.palmsource.com/interests/emulators/

Have fun :D