An adorable pile of rescue #apple II and #apple IIE ICs arrived in the mail today.

[seanwbruno@infosec.exchange]

I don't think I have a set of 3 #Apple IIE boards anywhere, but if I do I have CPU and ROM sets for days.

[seanwbruno@infosec.exchange]

Trying to figure out this one though. I'm pretty sure its #basic related, but I didn't find an exact match for it on first pass of searches. #retrocomputing

[seanwbruno@infosec.exchange]

Oh ... and that RAMS. With current memory prices, this is like a million dollars right? #retrocomputing

[pngwen@mastodon.sdf.org]

@seanwbruno I think that's an Apple II BASIC ROM chip. Microsoft wrote Applesoft BASIC, and I know some runs of the chip show their copyright.

[gloriouscow@oldbytes.space]

@seanwbruno

Shit! this is better than an old bitcoin wallet

[seanwbruno@infosec.exchange]

@pngwen I agree. Its a later date code so this is probably something in the last Apple IIe or IIc?

[seanwbruno@infosec.exchange]

@gloriouscow RICHES

[pngwen@mastodon.sdf.org]

@seanwbruno Yeah, though I would probably lean toward the IIe. The IIc came out in 1984, so it would probably have an even later revision in it.

[gloriouscow@oldbytes.space]

@seanwbruno Im going to buy a yacht!..no wait, a dozen Ferraris! No, scrap that.

Im going to buy a modest three bedroom house without major foundation issues!

[agowa338@chaos.social]

@seanwbruno depending on how old they are they may even be more expensive than you think...

Have seen some increase in value because they stopped to be that readily available. Esp. when Automotive stops using some chips...

[me_@sueden.social]

@seanwbruno That's a whole 64 microgigabytes of DRAM!