In 1983, two products played a pivotal role in the future of the company. Benj Edwards takes a look at the history behind the Apple Lisa and the Apple IIe.

How do you breath new life into an unused 30-year-old computer? Software engineer Mike Kohn found a way by transforming his old Apple IIe into a wheeled robot that looks like the mutant offspring ...

This project has all the hallmarks of a classic hack: obsolete hardware, a somewhat frivolous function, and thrilling 8-bit graphics. As you can imagine, getting to the point where this Apple IIe ...

Developing Lisp for the Apple IIe was surprisingly easy for these guys – they simply wrote a Lisp interpreter in C and used a 6502 compiler to generate some machine code.

A Fordham University professor shocked himself – and others – when he discovered his decades-old Apple IIe computer is still in good working order.

The Apple IIe’s decade-plus of existence makes it the longest-running Apple product of all time; it’s a little as if 2008’s iPhone 3G was still on sale today.

Apple Computer Inc. introduced an updated version of the Apple IIe personal computer aimed at the school market, where Apple computers are widely used. The updated computer has an expanded ...

A New York law professor went viral last weekend after he discovered an old Apple IIe computer sitting in his dad's attic. In a series of tweets, he shared his excitement over the 30-year-old ...

IN MY IDEA OF HELL, everything is the color of a 1983 Apple IIe computer. And yet I can see the attraction of ColorWare’s limited-edition Retro Apple iMac, a standard Apple-issued model that has ...

The Apple II was launched in 1977, a full 47 years ago. The Apple IIe came out six years later, with a higher level of integration and a raft of new useful features. Apple eventually ended ...