The Apple ][ wasn't a kid's computer, it was a computer that kids could understand because the technology was relatively primitive. Same with the C-64. I had a

The Apple ][ wasn't a kid's computer, it was a computer that kids could understand because the technology was relatively primitive. Same with the C-64. I had a C-64 (one of my stepdads had a ][ but it wasn't "mine") and I had a book that told me what every memory location was used for in a C-64. It wasn't a kid's computer, it was a computer that a kid could still comprehend fully. I don't know what to tell you. That world is gone. You can give your kids toys but that's not what that was.