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|predecessor = [[Apple II emulators|Apple II][]]

The '''[[wikipedia:Apple III|apple Apple ///]]''' is mostly a souped-up [[Apple II emulators|Apple ][]] that melted its own guts and made the FCC mad.

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This computer doesn't have too many emulators because of how bad it flopped. The first one that fully works fully properly is [[MAME]].

===Models===

The apple /// was released in May of '80 and retailed for ${{Inflation|USD|4340 ($13,417.13 in 2018 money) |1980}} and had a 6502A CPU at 1.8 MHz, 128K of RAM, a 80-column, 24-line display, 6-bit audio, built in 140KB 5.25-inch floppy drive, two graphics modes 560x192 in black and white and 280x192 with 16 colors or shades of gray. It had 4 expansion slots.

The apple /// was released in the second half of '81 and retailed for $3,495 ($9,755.33 in 2018 money){{Inflation|USD|3495|1981}}. The reason for this is that the public had found a flaw in the logic board design so Apple had to pull the /// off shelves and re-release it. This re-release had 256KB of RAM as standard. The FCC made Apple discontinue the apple /// Revised because Apple didn't change the name.

The apple /// Plus was released in December of 1983 and it retailed for $2,995 ($7,476.71 in 2018 money){{Inflation|USD|2995|1983}}, after Apple had to discontinue the apple /// Revised because they did not change the computer's name after they modified it, they re-re-released it with a built-in clock, 55-watt power supply, and a //e-like keyboard.