Yup, I'm not suprised. Not a huge market for it but it says on the website its just a 1-person part-time thing. You have to buy the software because theres simp

Yup, I'm not suprised. Not a huge market for it but it says on the website its just a 1-person part-time thing. You have to buy the software because theres simply no other (easy) way to get stuff onto a computer that old. The Apple II is a collectors item, and hackers love to tinker with old interesting stuff like that. I'm not suprised by the price either. The same thing happened with floppy disks. You'd think they'd be really cheap, but in reality they're more expensive than CDs sometimes. The demand is lower, so not as many are made, and they don't get the benefits of scale to cut the price.