Apple IIe (1983-1993)

Apple IIe 

The Apple IIe, released in January 1983 for $1,395, was the third and most successful model in the legendary Apple II computer series. The "e" stood for enhanced, a nod to how cleanly Apple redesigned the computer's interior circuitry. By using custom microchips, engineers managed to slash the motherboard's chip count from over 100 down to just 31, which drastically cut manufacturing costs and made the machine incredibly reliable. It was the first model in the lineup to feature a modern, full typewriter keyboard that natively supported lowercase letters, a dedicated delete key, and an expansion slot to easily boost its memory. Thanks to its rugged, child-proof construction and a massive library of educational software, it became the definitive school classroom computer of the 1980s. With a historic 11-year production run, it stands as the longest-lived computer model in Apple's history.

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