One card. A whole modern Apple //e Enhanced.
Certified for Apple //e — unenhanced and enhanced, NTSC and PAL. Support for Apple II/II+ (including EuroPlus) and Apple IIgs is still in testing and is not guaranteed for this iteration of the card. Crisp, fully cycle-accurate HDMI video with SHR, 33 MHz acceleration, 8 MB RAM, virtual Phasor (dual Mockingboard), USB-C mouse, SmartPort, 32 MB RAM disk, Disk II with WOZ support, Ethernet, SuperSprite, a color ImageWriter II that prints to PNG, and your choice of an 80 MHz Z80 Applicard or an 8088 that boots MS-DOS.
Rev.A3 — designed by Karl ‘KKR75’ Asseily
Every card you ever wanted, in one slot.
The current Appletini ONE is a single card certified for Apple //e systems. On board, an FPGA and two 766 MHz ARM cores watch the bus, cycle by cycle, and stand in for a whole shelf of hardware at once: a display, an accelerator, megabytes of RAM, sound cards, disk controllers, a network card and more. The card then paints the result to a modern screen over HDMI. Your machine stays exactly what it is; it just gains forty years of upgrades in the slot next door.
See it running on a real //e.
“Appletini: the card for everything” — a walkthrough presented at Virtual KansasFest 2026: what the card does on a real Apple //e, and how it does it.
Virtual KansasFest 2026 · Watch on YouTube
Color-coded to the rainbow it was named for.
Cycle-accurate HDMI
A per-cycle NTSC/PAL renderer reproduces the real display, dot for dot, and sends it out over mini-HDMI. No capture card, no scaler guesswork.
Super Hi-Res, SHR4 extended modes and SuperSprite (TMS9918) on top, with CRT effects (scanlines, phosphor glow, ghosting) to taste.
Acceleration to 33 MHz
A virtual TransWarp-class accelerator runs your code far faster while staying faithful to timing-sensitive software through a 1 MHz lock. Disk access speeds up right along with it.
8 MB RAM and a coprocessor of your choice come with it: an 80 MHz Z80 Applicard for CP/M, or a 640 KB 8088 that boots MS-DOS.
Virtual Phasor
A full dual-Mockingboard Phasor in the slot: 12 channels of music and effects, and 2 speech chips out the card’s own stereo analog audio jack (or optical, if fitted).
Bring your own real Mockingboard too; it plays perfectly alongside.
SmartPort & Disk II
Boot from SD through a SmartPort hard disk, or mount floppy images with true WOZ fidelity for the copy-protected classics.
Plus a 32 MB RAM disk for near-instant scratch space, and the SD card mounts on your PC or Mac over USB-C.
USB, on an Apple //e
Plug a modern USB-C mouse straight in. It presents as a genuine mouse card. Add a keyboard and more through a standard USB hub.
No adapters, no AppleMouse hardware to hunt down.
Ethernet & the web
A virtual Uthernet II puts your Apple //e on the network. The bundled disk browses the web and streams images to the screen.
Real TCP/IP over the card’s own RJ45, and the SD card shares over FTP to your local network.
ImageWriter II, to PNG
A virtual Super Serial Card with a color ImageWriter II behind it: print from any software and each page lands on the SD card as a PNG, full four-color ribbon and all.
Browse, preview and manage printouts right from the on-screen menu.