Picked up in shop haul. Powers on when plugged in, but unsure if functional.

The Apple Personal Modem, sold in the mid-1980s for the Apple II family, was significant because it reflected Apple’s early interest in making telecommunications and online connectivity more accessible to home and small-business users. In historical terms, it belongs to the period when modems were becoming an important part of personal computing, helping show how Apple users could connect their machines to bulletin board systems, remote services, and other computers long before the internet became mainstream.

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