Boots to gibberish on the screen, but only if the floppy interface card is in certain expansion slots. When doing a reset, it appears to stream more garbage on the screen. Bad memory? Nice thing is all chips on the board are socketed. Appears to possibly be a MEWA-48 Apple II clone, based on the keyboard color and key markings.

Apple's landmark home computer, introduced in 1977 with color graphics and an open architecture that invited third-party expansion. The Apple II defined the personal computer industry for nearly a decade and is the machine that made Apple profitable. Software like VisiCalc — the world's first spreadsheet — ran exclusively on the Apple II and created an entirely new reason to own a computer.

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