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AIIE
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AIIEAmerican Institute of Industrial Engineers
AIIEApple IIE (Apple computer)
AIIEAqaba International Industrial Estate (Jordan)
AIIEAssociazione Italiana Informatica Etica (Italian: Italian Association of Computer Ethics)
AIIEAnales del Instituto de Investigaciónes Esteticas (Spanish: Annals of the Institute of Aesthetic Research)
AIIEAcupuncture International Import & Export (France)
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I seem to recall paying about £300 each for floppy drives for Apple IIe and Atari 800 computers, and around £100 for 16K memory boards.
25 years of Guardian computer pages by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Advancements have come so quickly that we need to remind ourselves, "This isn't your father's Apple IIe generation anymore.
Blocking personal tech by Eisele, Jeff; Middleton, Josh / School Administrator
Emulators allow your computer to act like a console system such as the Apple IIe or the Atari 2600, which are used to emulate the hardware of a variety of classic arcade games.
Classic Arcade Games Emulation on New Technology by Stu Pearson / Computers and Internet community
 
 
 
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