Apple II
Early home computer
The Apple II was a personal computer introduced by Apple in 1977, one of the first commercially successful mass-produced microcomputers.
It helped launch the personal computing revolution and became especially popular in American schools during the 1980s.
The Apple II line continued through several iterations until discontinued in 1993.
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