| Manufacturer | Apple |
| Model Number | A2S6000 |
| Year | 1986 |
| Serial Number | E838G8CA2S6000 |
| Category | Desktops |
| Location | Bonus Room Attic |
| Status | Collection |
| Condition | Not Working |
| Rarity | Uncommon |
| Date Acquired | Nov 15, 2025 |
Boots to checker pattern on screen and no sound (sometimes it makes a weird repeating sound for a bit then stops). Tested CPU accelerator and rom in another IIgs and they both were good. Also inspected the signal on pin 40 of the CPU (the reset line) and it seems to be stuck high. Moved CPU accelerator to working IIgs.
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.
| CPU | WDC 65C816 — 2.8 MHz |
| RAM | 256 KB (expandable to 8 MB) |
| Storage | 3.5" and 5.25" floppy drives, optional hard drive |