The Apple IIgs laptop has a 15-inch screen, RAM expansion, compact flash reader for storage, stereo speakers. He also included ports for a floppy disk drive, mouse and joystick.

Not to be outdone by Apple's engineers, Heck fitted the IIgs laptop with a SSD—with a machine of this caliber, the hard drive is typically the bottleneck for performance.

Apple made a lot of beige boxes back in the 1980’s, but for some reason, if you ask someone about their first computer, the Apple IIgs often comes up. The IIgs was originally released on ...

TRON is a science fiction classic, hitting cinemas in the midst of the burgeoning home computer era. It’s the film that created the famous light cycle, which spawned many video game recreatio… ...

Neowin Forums member warwagon recently found the classic Apple IIGS while looking into his basement. The computer, to his surprise, was also a Steve Wozniak-signed limited edition variant.

Until it was discontinued in 1992, the Apple IIGS was one of the most powerful computers you could buy and one of the most revolutionary compared to its competition.

Normally, this version of the IIGS has a facsimile signature of Steve Wozniak on the faceplate and is labeled "Limited Edition," in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Apple II series.

Steve Jobs introduced the first Apple II computers designed by Steve Wozniak in 1977. The Apple IIGS was the fifth model in the Apple II series, launched on September 15, 1986.

A portable Apple IIc (C=compact) with a built-in floppy drive came out in 1984. Apple IIGS (GS=Graphics/Sound) Introduced in 1986 and discontinued in 1992, the faster IIGS had better graphics and ...