Okay, I know there aren't many Apple II geeks left out there, but as a guy with two Apple IIe's and an Apple IIgs in my house (and still in working condition), I thought the following couple of things would be useful:
ADTPro:
http://adtpro.sourceforge.net/
This is a cool tool to allow you to transfer disk images (in multiple formats) to and from your Apple II system over serial, audio, and Ethernet. In my case, I had no system disks available, but was able to use ADTPro to bootstrap the Apple II over a serial cable using my Super Serial Card. Cool beans. Once it was up and running, I could format disks and send disk images of my choice over the wire.
CFFA for Apple II: Compact Flash Interface Card for Apple II
http://dreher.net/?s=projects/CFforAppleII&c=projects/CFforAppleII/main.php
Who needs a SCSI card and hard drive when you can slap in a 256MB CompactFlash card into your Apple II? This is cool!
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