Looking for info - En-link Ethernet card for the Apple II

--- Sellam Ismail <foo(a)siconic.com> wrote: My sarcasm detector is pinging madly, but I wanted to add that this same organization probably also bought the Apple ][ mouse available about the same timeframe for over $250! It was an original 9-pin boxy Mac mouse and an Apple card. We added support for it for our line of children's software sold through Reader's Digest - Micro Mother Goose and (not sure since I didn't work on the product personally) Micro Habitats. The mouse was flat out the best controller for our "London Bridgeout" game within Micro Mother Goose. Just 'cuz ethernet cards are $9 now and mice sell for as little as $1 doesn't mean they always did. You gotta remember the 1% rule (although it applies more to systems than peripherals) - ten years later, you can get a computer for 1% of its original purchase price. There are exceptions, of course, and much later, say, twenty years, it's not as cheap as 1% anymore, but that's due to scarcity and eBay fever.

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