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Expanding the Memory to 20k

INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXPANDING THE APPLE-1 MEMORY TO 20K The procedure consists of replacing one row of type 4096 memory chips (the X row) by 4116 chips, each of which has a capacity of 16384 bytes rather than

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My B&W's motherboard

This is a top view of my B&W G3's motherboard. The long pci card is the Voodoo 5500 that I've still got in there. The other one is the ixMicro ixTV tuner card.

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Upgrading the Memory

Apple I board

Note the bread board area at the left of the top-most blue capacitor.

Apple I - breadboard area

The 74153 and 74139 chips on the bread board area on the Apple 1 computer, as mentioned on the next page.

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Drennan on the KIMSI

Richard Drennan
4590 Oberlin Avenue
Lorain, Ohio 44053

Dear Joe:

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KIMSI Connections

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KIMSI

This board connected to the Apple 1 via the 44 Pin Bus and allowed S-100 cards to be connected. The MOS Technology Kim-1 was a 6502 cpu based single-board computer with 1k of memory and a keypad for input.

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Homebrew EPROM card

Apple I - eprom card back

Apple I - eprom card front Apple I - eprom card back 2

Joe writes:

"I built an EPROM card to use in the 44 pin bus in my Apple 1 computer. It had on it two 2716 EPROM's. The 2716 was a 2k memory chip. I had a new monitor and a dis-assembler on the chips. To use this card I had to first unplug the two Apple Proms on the motherboard. As you can see I did not solder the sockets, but wire wrapped the card instead."

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44 Pin Bus Advertisement

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44 Pin Bus

The 44 Pin Bus Motherboard connects to the 44 pin edge connector on the Apple I and provides ten slots. Joe cut the board down to three slots due to space limitations in the cabinet.

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The Clear G3 Powerbook "101"

Clear-cased Powerbook G3/333
A clear prototype of the G3 Powerbook "101".

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