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They were general purpose computers. You could do BASIC or machine language and run other software on them. Lots of software developers grew up on those.
by nsguy 2y ago
They were general purpose computers. You could do BASIC or machine language and run other software on them. Lots of software developers grew up on those.
- musicale 2y agoDefinitely true, especially considering the original Apple II, whose base model came with 4K of RAM and didn't include a floating point BASIC. Of course the real Apple II competitor from Sinclair was the ZX Spectrum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZX_Spectrum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZX_Spectrum