16 Sector (16sector.com) is brought to you by the letter A and the number 2.
Our flagship product is the Focus Drive internal hard disk card for the Apple II. But thats not all we have in line for you. Beginning with the Focus controller and Sirius RAM IIgs and … where ever the A2 bus takes us. We have some exciting projects in the works.
Behind 16 Sector is Tony Diaz, long time Apple II collector and he brings 25 plus years of Apple II knowledge.
From the hardware collection on http://apple2.org, the Original Apple II Picture archive, to the recently debuted Apple II information site, http://apple2.info and now with (16)Sector joining the ranks of the Apple II Hardware sources in the 21st century. It’s going to be an exciting journey. Don’t miss it!
The inspiration behind (16)Sector comes from several directions- notably, Henry Courbis and Sean Fahey can duke it for who’s nudging was the last straw, but none the less. Here we are. ..and then there’s this big green bus .. 
Sorry it took so long.. but .. Stay tuned for more!
Some of the other things we have available could be the SoundMeister IIgs, VisionPlus Enhanced, Sweet 16 RAM card.. and other AEC/CCC Apple II products of yesteryear.
16 Sector
1991 Oceanside Blvd #6502
Oceanside, CA 92054
Fax - 760/994-1341
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16 Sector is not affiliated with Apple, Inc. in any way.
The Apple ‘16′ is what inspired the name 16 Sector. In the beginning days of the Apple ][, when the Disk ][ drive shipped, the disk format was 13 sectors. With the introduction of DOS 3.3 they increased this to 16 sectors and provided a couple sheets of these little small stickers that meant "16 sector Apple DOS formatted diskette".
Well, what they really should have done back then, since 16 sectors was the newly introduced format and it was likely to be the prevailing one, they should have provided stickers that said "13" instead of "16", so that you could have labeled those few/remaining/soon to be 'rare' 13 sector diskettes you would have to deal with.
Does that mean we would have been called 13 Sector instead?
If the time space continuum had gone exactly the same, probably. Though, for the numerologists out there, 6+5+0+2 does equal 13.
