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content/museum/apple-lisa-lisa-2-mac-xl.md

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   - title: THE APPLE LISA 2
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   - title: Using an Apple Lisa
     url: http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=8523205173324245268&hl=fr
     text: 'Length: 6 min 07 s'
-  comments:
-  - author: Guitardo (Brasil)
-    date: Wednesday 24th March 2021
-    text: Why a site like this doesn''t'' have an article about XEROX ALTO?
-  - author: Anton Kashirin (Miami, FL USA)
-    date: Friday 13rd November 2015
-    text: |-
-      Hello, I am doing a project on the apple Lisa and the GUI I thought it would be great that I could interview someone with good knowledge on the topic and you seem to be a great person with a lot of knowledge of Apple could I interview you in a brief email interview?
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-      Sincerely Anton Kashirin
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-      Contact pl212401@ahschool.com
-  - author: Gus Carrau (Argentina)
-    date: Friday 18th October 2013
-    text: In 1984 I bought a LISA 2/5 with a 5Mb profile disc and a dot matrix printer. The system was revolutionary for this year and some Microsoft SW were released. I used the first versions of Excel and Words that were very useful. It is still working although it is a museum device for electronic design.
-  - author: DABLIK (Czech republic)
-    date: Tuesday 13rd April 2010
-    text: HEllo. i want a old computer. please sends mail to danielsaf@dablik.cz
-  - author: David Werling (USA)
-    date: Monday 15th December 2008
-    text: |-
-      While it was billed as an expensive, overpriced executive tool, for which I got in some hot water with the East Providence, RI city council, I actually purchased the system in 1983 with a grant to do what our dumb terminals on the city''s UNIX mini could not do$graphics.
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-      I was the senior city planner responsible for producing the stats, graphs, maps and plans for the city. With the LISA, I and the in-house graphics artist produced our final documents probably saving the city the cost of the "expensive" Lisa. It was, however, a little hard panning around the small screen and the dot-matrix proofs where not much to look at because desktop publishing with the Laserwriter had not been invented yet.
-  - author: Peter F. (Suffolk, UK)
-    date: Wednesday 23rd January 2008
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-      The software company I worked for had one of the very first Apple Lisas. It had two profile hard drives wobbling on the top and run an Apple Pascal compiler.\
-      The on/off switch was software controlled and took ages to close all the open files as it powered down.\
-      Also the computer had its own unique serial number that you could use to 'lock' and written application to run on (ie software piracy)\
-      I also remember the fabled twiggy drives and disks but these were quickly updated to these new fangled 3.5" disks.
-  - author: Werner-T Niemann (Cologne (Germany))
-    date: Tuesday 26th June 2007
-    text: I saw this computer in 1984 and for, I thougt this is a piece of the future. Compared to other computers of this time, it was a revolution. I was a beginning of a new era.
-  - author: Renzin (USA)
-    date: Wednesday 3rd August 2005
-    text: A great machine. I heared one in perfect condition might go for $10,000 USD (the origanal price) if it was in perfect conditon. I recently saw one on eBay for $999 USD!!!! It was in reasonable condition with 1 floppy and a SCSI hard disk.
-  - author: Jhon Deere (tennesee)
-    date: Tuesday 24th May 2005
-    text: OMG!!!! THE LISA IS THE BEST COMPUTER IN THE WORLD!!!!!
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