This month on Open Apple, Mike and Ken speak with Rich Dreher, developer of the CompactFlash For Apple (CFFA) card. The first batch of CFFA3000 cards sold out in 2011, and the second batch is now shipping with similar sales numbers. Rich takes us behind the scenes of the product’s success before dishing on other II hardware developers Vince Briel and Mike Willegal. We look at the astronomical numbers rare Apple-1 computers are fetching on eBay and at Sotheby’s and celebrate HyperCard turning 25 while Atari turns 40, though Mike objects to the latter. David Finnigan’s new book is out, and Robert Tripp is hot on his heels when an updated and digitized version of the classic What’s Where in the Apple — and we have the exclusive interview with Bob! All this content and all these guests make for our longest episode ever, perfect for listening to while you drive to next week’s KansasFest.Click past the jump for links mentioned in this episode.Introduction (KansasFestKansasFest on WikipediaWordCamp NYC 2012Behind the scenes at TekserveKen’s presentation at @party demoparty@party’s Kickstarter (August 2010)TEDxBoston 2012TED iOS appPodcasts app for iOSOpen Apple on iTunesStar Trek: The Next Generation episodes in theaters on July 23, 2012KansasFest on backchan.nlUser Login (Rich Dreher’s CFFA3000II News (CFFA3000 for sale!Locations of current CFFA3000 customersMimeo Apple-1 available againSuper Proto Cards coming from Mike WillegalCFFA for Apple-1 Fine Books and Manuscripts – Lot 57 : Appleﾠ Iﾠ Computer -“>Sotheby’s of New York sells working Apple-1 fo $374K in June 2012 | slide rule, All other categories of objects | Christie’s”>Apple-1 sells at Christie’s of London for $213K in November 2010Huston brothers sell Apple-1 on eBayHuston brothers don’t sell IMSAI on eBayHuston Brothers on RetroMacCastMike Willegal’s Apple-1 registryBYTE reprints Woz’s Apple II system description article from 1977HyperCard turns 25Atari turns 40Alan Turing would’ve turned 100Jimmy Maher’s aborted Robot War tournamentClassic Computer ShopSummer Retrochallenge 2012Brian Picchi’s SURFSHOOTERRetrospectiva competitionThe Rock-afire Explosion DVDBrian Picchi’s CFFA3000 reviewiDisk USB/Bluetooth card for Apple IIVince Briel’s A2MP3 cardFailed Kickstarter for Battle ChessCrowdfunding to find a cure for multiple sclerosisThe 20-year estrangement of the Two Guys from AndromedaBrian Fargo on Wasteland 2 in Game InformerCarrington Vanston of 1 MHz reviews WastelandBest of FTA for iOSBrutal Deluxe releases Cadius for Windows command lineDavid Finnigan’s New Apple II User’s GuideRobert Tripp’s What’s Where in the AppleEwen Wannop’s Sweet16 Starter Kit (requires Sweet16)Jason Scott’s GET LAMP raw footageJuiced.GS Volume 17, Issue 2 now shippingRetroviews (What’s Where in the Apple KickstarterApple Pickings (Apple IIe 8 MHz UltraWarp accelerator cardApple IIe joystick controllerBill Budge’s Space Album, by California Pacific (Buy It Now!)Bill Budge’s Space Album auctionAkalabeth in a plastic bagThe post Open Apple #17 (July 2012): Rich Dreher, Apple-1, Atari, and Robert Tripp first appeared on Open Apple.