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In Last 2008 Alex Freed created a clone of the PCPI Appli-Card which ran at 10MHz.  Alex released the project in to the public domain.
In Last 2008 Alex Freed created a clone of the PCPI Appli-Card which ran at 10MHz.  Alex released the project in to the public domain.




==History?==
==History?==
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Links to Wayback of Alex's site.
Card pics of the original and clone versions.
Add software links.  Upload disk images to the RM FTP site in correct folder.
https://web.archive.org/web/20120518100741/http://alexfreed.com:80/FPGApple/Applicard.html

Latest revision as of 22:13, 28 May 2018

The PCPI Appli-Card adds CP/M and extra speed to your Apple II. It was originally created by PCPI in 1983.

In Last 2008 Alex Freed created a clone of the PCPI Appli-Card which ran at 10MHz. Alex released the project in to the public domain.


History?

The above sets anchors for tags and menus (#this heading - for example). Add sections as needed using this "==THIS CRAP==" tag.


Add: Links to Wayback of Alex's site. Card pics of the original and clone versions. Add software links. Upload disk images to the RM FTP site in correct folder.

https://web.archive.org/web/20120518100741/http://alexfreed.com:80/FPGApple/Applicard.html