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That's pretty neat - from a computer history perspective. I assume the museum has a Lisa. It's one of the few Apple products I've never seen in person.
by intrasight 9y ago
That's pretty neat - from a computer history perspective. I assume the museum has a Lisa. It's one of the few Apple products I've never seen in person.
- armadsen 9y agoThey not only have a Lisa, they have a Lisa 1, which is very rare. The last one that sold at auction (in the past few months) sold for around $50,000. I've seen estimates for the number remaining in existence as low as 30. It didn't sell well originally, but more importantly, Apple offered all Lisa 1 owners a free upgrade (via modification) to a Lisa 2 when it was released, and most took them up on it. Lisa 2's are much easier to come by, especially as the "Mac XL" which sold decently as a high-end Mac. I've got a Lisa 2 running Lisa OS myself.