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"Gary Laird, solid waste director for Weber County, could not say for sure how much material Stone Castle helps keep out of the county landfill, but acknowledged that it makes a significant contribution to waste reduction."
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Apple Computers Apple II G3 G4 Power Mac
Do you like Apple computers and related equipment? Yes? No? Well, either way. If you have broken, used, outdated and obsolete Apple or Macinitosh (Mac) computers, monitors, floppy drives and any other related Apple equipment, Stone Castle Recycling can recycle those for you. Please contact us today for a recycling arrangement.
Apple II Series
Apple II computers first arrived on the scene on June 5th, 1977 with a MOS 6502 microprocessor running at 1 MHz. It had 4KB of RAM. RAM stand for Random Access Memory by the way. The first Apple II computer also had an audio cassette interface used for loading programs and storing data. It also had ROM which contained a hard code of Integer BASIC programming language. ROM stands for Read Only Memory.
Below is a kind of weird Apple II:
The more recent Apple or MAC computers that you may have cluttering your place of business and/or home are the:
G4 and G5 Mac's
The G3 is generally blue in color
The G4 is generally grey in color like pictured below:
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