A second listing on eBay is for a prototype ROM card developed by Apple Computer Inc. in 1978. The seller suggests the board could be from an early Apple II, but added they are "not sure." ...

While not 110% detailed I hope it gave you an idea on how the data is processed so the Apple ... card to a co worker as I had an internal one on the way. So yea I burned a 8k file onto a cd rom ...

These days, if you want to code a game for the original Nintendo Entertainment System, it’s about as easy as downloading an assembler, firing up Notepad, and running the ROMs ... card for the ...

All the above emulators require a ROM image from the machine they are emulating, which means you need to have an actual Apple II from which to legally obtain such an image. News: A2Central.com is ...

Using an 8-bit 6502 microprocessor running at 1 MHz and an 8-bit bus, it ran the Apple DOS and ProDOS operating systems. AppleSoft BASIC was built in (in a ROM chip). With a Z80 microprocessor ...

Yes they did. they where also illegal and often contained copyrighted stuff like a copy of the Apple II rom in Franklin's clones. Apple sued teh shit out of anyone to stop them form being made.

From the site: To use Apple II on your psp using the Apple II Portable emulator, you will need to find legal ROMs (games) on other websites, as we do not host them here. Break out your 5.25 ...