Through the Ages: Apple CPU Architecture

Beware, this article has a significant number of technical errors, e.g.:

- Intel 8088

  "8/16-bit microprocessor — 8-bit registers with a 16-bit data bus."

  (it's the other way round - and why is the 8086 not mentioned here?)

- Motorola 68k

  "Atari and Commodore use this chip architecture"

  Not at the time the Mac was developed

  "Prior supplier relationship with Motorola through the Apple I, Apple II"

  While the Apple I could also use a Motorola 6800 instead of a 6502, this was quite uncommon

I also think the "totally-not-stolen graphical user interface" comment is not a good idea in the context of this article, especially without further information (the text links to an article about Xerox).