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Enjoy Juiced.GS Volume 16, Issue 4 (December 2011)

By Ken Gagne

The December issue of Juiced.GS is now available! This 24-page issue features reviews of the CFFA3000, the Steve Jobs biography, and the Tiger Learning Computer; an interview with Kristi Petters, the former Apple employee who licensed the Apple IIe technology for the TLC; a behind-the-scenes look at David Schmenk's Escape! From The Homebrew Computer Club;… »

Volume 16, Issue 4 (December 2011)

By Ken Gagne

Page: 2 Type: My Home Page Author: Ken Gagne Headline: Reflections Sub-headline: Synopsis: Looking back at 2011: CFFA3000, Open Apple, Steve Jobs, Ryan Suenaga, and Colorado Page: 3 Type: Letters Author: Misc. Headline: Sub-headline: Synopsis: Jim Pittman's long affair with the Apple II, and Thomas McLaren's thanks for a Digital Dinos plug Page: 4-7 Type:… »

V16I4 (Dec 2011)

By Ken Gagne

My Home Page Apple II ornament patternEmbroider your own miniature Apple II! Provided to Juiced.GS under Creative Commons by designer Sarah Walkowiak. See more photos here. Review: CFFA3000 R&D AutomationCompactFlash and USB storage interface for the Apple II. Waiting listSign up for the second batch of CFFA3000 cards, due in 2012. Discussion forumAsk questions and… »

The December 2010 issue in-depth

By Ken Gagne

As announced yesterday, the sixtieth issue of the world's longest-running Apple II publication has now shipped to all domestic and international subscribers. Though the cover photo may suggest we've strayed from our focus of Apple II coverage, Mike Maginnis's piece on the Apple III is right in line with our mission statement. Rather than tread… »

Enjoy Juiced.GS Volume 15, Issue 4 (December 2010)

By Ken Gagne

This issue features an interview with Apple II retailer and collector Wayne Bibbens, who was featured in the documentary Welcome to Macintosh; an analysis of technologies introduced in the failed Apple III that were more successfully deployed in the Apple II; a comprehensive guide to accessing ProDOS disks on modern computers, and how to convert… »

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