Applied Engineering

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(place) by herbman (3.6 y) (print)

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Mon Aug 14 2000 at 17:08:10

A company that was the leading name for third-party Apple hardware.

Products include:

PC Transporter: Basically an IBM PC/XT on an Apple II expansion board.
Transwarp (GS): An accelerator board for the Apple //e or Apple IIgs.
Ramworks series: Memory expansion boards for the Apple II series that would often contain extra features, such as RGB outputs and 80 column character support.

This list will be updated in time, and when effort dictates.

(place) by pokey (10.5 mon) (print)

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Mon Dec 04 2000 at 7:00:09

Don't forget the Phazer sound card. Twin turbo stereo FM synthesis units, a hardware speech synthesizer, and a not-too-shabby audio amp all on one card.

They also had a Ramworks model that supported an external battery pack to retain contents of a ramdisk while the power was off. Infinitely cheaper than a Profile disk at a time when 2MB of ultra-fast disk was more than enough.

IIRC, Applied Engineering was based in Dallas, TX. Ć was the symbol used as their corporate logo.

Applied Engineering was a team of bad mofos!

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chaos

Transwarp	PC Transporter	Apple IIgs	pocket rocket
Apple //e	Apple II	The London Array	Cesaro limit
Georgia Institute of Technology	Profile	FM	toast rack
Dallas, Texas	corporate logo	IIRC

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