This media file shows an Apple Computer IIe, a classic personal computer from the early 1980s, displayed in a museum setting. The computer is cream-colored, with a separate monitor and keyboard unit. The monitor is on the left, displaying a dark screen, and has controls labeled "monitor ///", "CONTRAST", and "BRIGHTNESS" with accompanying knobs and a switch. The Apple logo, a rainbow-colored apple, is visible on the monitor's bezel. The keyboard unit is on the right, featuring a full QWERTY layout with additional function keys like "Reset", "Delete", and "Enhanced". The "apple IIc" logo is prominently displayed on the keyboard unit, also with the iconic rainbow apple. A small informational plaque is attached to the right side of the display. The text on the plaque reads: "Computerrevolution", "Apple Computer lle", "mit Floppy-Diskettenlaufwerk", "Apple Inc. Corp., Cupertino, 1982", and "Historisches Museum Bern; -Inv. 61528". This indicates the computer is part of an exhibition on the "Computerrevolution" at the Historical Museum in Bern, Switzerland, and it includes a floppy disk drive. The lighting suggests an indoor, possibly artificial light environment, common for museum displays. The overall impression is one of historical preservation and exhibition of vintage technology. in Bern, Switzerland

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Jun 30, 2026

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This media file shows an Apple Computer IIe, a classic personal computer from the early 1980s, displayed in a museum setting. The computer is cream-colored, with a separate monitor and keyboard unit. The monitor is on the left, displaying a dark screen, and has controls labeled "monitor ///", "CONTRAST", and "BRIGHTNESS" with accompanying knobs and a switch. The Apple logo, a rainbow-colored apple, is visible on the monitor's bezel. The keyboard unit is on the right, featuring a full QWERTY layout with additional function keys like "Reset", "Delete", and "Enhanced". The "apple IIc" logo is prominently displayed on the keyboard unit, also with the iconic rainbow apple. A small informational plaque is attached to the right side of the display. The text on the plaque reads: "Computerrevolution", "Apple Computer lle", "mit Floppy-Diskettenlaufwerk", "Apple Inc. Corp., Cupertino, 1982", and "Historisches Museum Bern; -Inv. 61528". This indicates the computer is part of an exhibition on the "Computerrevolution" at the Historical Museum in Bern, Switzerland, and it includes a floppy disk drive. The lighting suggests an indoor, possibly artificial light environment, common for museum displays. The overall impression is one of historical preservation and exhibition of vintage technology.

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