- The Apple III was the first Apple computer to have a built-in floppy drive, a Shugart 5.25″ floppy drive that could store 143 KB of data (just like the Apple II).
- The Synertek 8-bit 6502A processor was capable of speeds up to 2 MHz. The Apple III, also written as the Apple ///, had 128kb of RAM and 4kb of ROM.
- Pitched at the business market the Apple III was one of those products driven by marketing rather than passion.
- Bu profil iOS, iPadOS, macOS ve tvOS dahil en yeni işletim sistemi yazılımlarını çalıştıran Apple aygıtları arasında eşzamanlanır.
- Other articles where Apple III is discussed: computer: Apple Inc.: In 1980 the Apple III was introduced.
- Apple officially announced the Apple III, code-named “Sara,” on May 19, 1980, at the National Computer Conference in Anaheim, CA.
- Instead, it became known as “S.O.S.” when the full scale of the Apple III disaster became apparent. AppleIII. The Apple III in all its (relative) glory.
- The Apple III was Apple's first attempt at creating a business machine that would compete with the IBM PC to be released the August of the following year.
- Apple’s Steve Jobs was a perfectionist, occasionally to a fault, and a great example of this double-edged sword of a personality trait is the Apple III.
- This caused Apple III-tan to get jealous of Apple II-tan, and to sometimes lash out, and she was deeply saddened over Apple I-tan's death in 1979.