Apple II: Difference between revisions

The only Apple II-tan identified to date is meant as a catch-all design for all variants of the 8-bit Apple II computer.  These include the Apple II, II Plus, IIe, IIc, IIGS, and the Apple III, in addition to all the operating systems released for this platform, such as AppleDOS and ProDOS.  Currently Apple II-tan is depicted as a young girl wearing red-and-white Edo period Japanese farmer clothes, a white kerchief around her hair, and a ''suge-kasa'' (Japanese straw hat) bearing the old rainbow Apple logo.  She usually has her blonde hair -- done in long twin-braided pigtails -- covered by the kerchief and ''suge-kasa'' for reasons of practicality, although when inactive she will let her hair loose or at least exposed.  Her white tunic bears the logos of all the major Apple II hardware labels, whereas her red rolled-up work-pants are patterned with A's written in the old Motter Tektura font as well as A's written in Katakana.  She carries few props with her, other than a pole fruit picker to harvest apples with, a basket to carry them, and a golden, apple-shaped locket bearing a black-and-white picture of her mother Apple I-tan.