By carefully prying with a thin flat head screwdriver. The Apple IIc has plastic clips holding the cover together.
So what about the famous Apple ][ series?
Did you try dropping it a few inches with the handle down? That usually pops it apart without leaving marks.
I managed to get the case off (I did end up gouging the casing a tiny bit) but after a look at the interior I realized that opening it up again anytime soon won't be necessary.
This Apple IIc, despite having a dirty outside, has a pristine interior! Shiny logic board, no signs of leakage...and I even cleaned the casing and keyboard, so now the whole thing looks pristine!
So now I need a power supply so that I can see what this thing can do!
-Apostrophe
This Apple IIc, despite having a dirty outside, has a pristine interior! Shiny logic board, no signs of leakage...and I even cleaned the casing and keyboard, so now the whole thing looks pristine!
So now I need a power supply so that I can see what this thing can do!
-Apostrophe
I've heard you can run a IIc off a 12v car battery... just a thought.
Umm...no, I think I'll pass on that one.
Very interesting...I suppose if the voltage is correct it may work though.
I know this is somewhat off-topic, but since car batteries have been brought up, does anyone know of a good tutorial online that shows how to disconnect the cable from a car battery to reset a fluke check engine light?
I know this is somewhat off-topic, but since car batteries have been brought up, does anyone know of a good tutorial online that shows how to disconnect the cable from a car battery to reset a fluke check engine light?