Apple II Plus (1979-1982) Miscellaneous Built specifically to handle the

Built specifically to handle the rough-and-tumble life of a student's backpack

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fueling Apple's early industry dominance and establishing the grid-based interface that still governs global finance

"Bell System" was stamped directly into the heavy steel base and often etched into the glass itself

Built for the rigorous demands of on-the-spot news reporting

Apple II Plus (1979-1982) Miscellaneous Built specifically to handle theApple II Plus The Apple II Plus, introduced in June 1979 for $1,195, was the refined successor to the original Apple II and the machine that solidified Apples dominance in the home and educational markets. Its most significant upgrade was a new, built in version of the BASIC programming language that easily handled decimals, allowing for much more complex scientific and financial calculations. The II Plus also debuted an auto start feature that