While the company doesn't go crazy for the Apple II as it does for the Mac, it hasn't completely forgotten about it either. But the computer is the darling of educators, and still perfectly adequate for word processing, simple file management and basic number crunching. The Apple II is certainly yesterday's technology it was invented more than 10 years ago. spends most of its energy on the flashier Macintosh line.īut at least a few Apple II users finally got some attention recently when the Apple spinoff company called Claris announced that it will sell a new version of the most popular Apple II program, AppleWorks. Most business users scoff at the low-powered Apple II, and even Apple Computer Inc. Pity the long-suffering 3 million or 4 million Apple II users.
