My first "bullet fast" computer. Apple //e with expanded memory of 128k. Uptown!!
From a magazine article at the time:
"CREATIVE COMPUTING VOL. 11, NO. 8 / AUGUST 1985 / PAGE 36
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The Sider; 10Mb of mass storage for Apple II computers at a bargain price. (evaluation) Barry Bayer.
Five years ago I drooled over the new 5Mb Winchester hard disk drives being introduced to the Apple II market. Although I knew how useful a hard disk could be, I also knew that I would never be able to justify the purchase of a $3000 mass storage device for a $2000 computer. I also knew that I would never be able to fill 5Mb of disk space.
How times have changed. Today, (1985), a full fledged Apple IIc or IIe costs a little over $1000. And a 10Mb hard disk drive costs only $695. That's right. First Class Peripherals offers the Sider, a hard disk drive with 10Mb partitionable among four operating systems for $695."
Fast forward 24 years and see how things have changed.

Wow, what will the next 24 years bring?