The Apple IIc was a compact and portable computer, making it a popular choice for users on the go. It featured a 1 MHz MOS Technology 65C02 processor, 128 KB of RAM, built-in storage, a 140 KB 5.25-inch floppy drive, and a 63-key uppercase and lowercase keyboard. Despite its compact size, the Apple IIc was a powerful machine for its time and was well-received by critics and consumers alike. However, on September 1st, 1988, Apple decided to discontinue the IIc, bringing an end to its five-year run. Today, the Apple IIc is 41 years old and has become a beloved piece of technology history. For many, it represents a simpler time in the world of personal computing and continues to be a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts. Introduced April 24, 1984 Discontinued September 1, 1988 Order Number A2S4100 Colors Fog Weight 7.5 Ibs. 3.401 KG Dimensions 2.5” H x 12” W x 11.5” D 6.35 cm H 30.48 cm W x 29.21 cm D Processor MOS Technology 65C02 Processor Speed 1 MHz Architecture 8-bit Number of Cores 1 System Bus 1 MHz Storage Yes Built-in Memory 128 KB Maximum Memory 128 KB (Revision 1-2) 1.12 MB (Revision 3-4) Memory Slots 1 – 34-pin Memory Expansion Card (Revision 3-4) ROM 16 KB or 32 KB Software Apple ProDOS 8 Firmware Applesoft BASIC erial 2 – DIN-5 Floppy Port 1 – DB-19 Game 1 – DE-9 Audio Out 1 – 3.5-mm analog output jack 1 – Built-in speaker Display Connection 1 – RCA composite video output 1 – DB-15 External Resolution 40 x 48 (15 colors) 280 x 192 (6 colors) 80 x 48 (15 colors) 560 x 192 (15 colors) Text Display 40-column text, 24-line or 80-column text, 24-lines Expansion Slots None Media Built-in 140 KB 5.25-inch floppy drive Maximum Continuous Power 25 W (external power supply) 18 W (internal converter) Line Voltage 105 – 129V AC