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What is the apple Lisa computer known for?
The Apple Lisa was the first commercially available computer with a Graphical user Interface and using a mouse as control.
How much did the Apple Lisa weigh?
According to the Lisa specs on Low End Mac, the Lisa weighed 48 lbs.
First computer with GUI and mouse?
Apple Lisa
What was the name of the first computer made by Apple that had a graphical interface?
The first one they built was the Apple I, a machine running the MOSTEK 6502 microprocessor. The first computer that Steve used, I don't know.
Where was the apple computer made at?
Most Apple computers are made in China, Taiwan, and Indonesia. Some are made in the U.S.
What year did the apple Lisa come out?
Work on the Lisa started in 1978 and it was released on January 19, 1983.
What was the name of the first computer made by Apple that had a graphical?
LISA
What was the name of the first computer made by Apple that had graphical interface?
Lisa
When was Apple Lisa created?
Apple Lisa was created in 1983.
What were the difference between Lisa and the apple 3?
apple III was upgraded apple ][ Lisa was an overpriced predecessor to Mac.
How much did an apple Lisa cost when it was made?
$9,250 in the USA and $11,750 in Australia,Canada
What year was the second apple computer made?
The second Apple computer, called Apple II, was made in 1977.
What was the second computer called?
Lisa
When did the apple computer come out?
No, it was the 5th Apple computer. 1. Apple 1 2. Apple 2 3. Apple 3 4. Lisa 5. Macintosh
Who was the first person to make the first Macintosh computer?
Steve Jobs made the Apple "Lisa" in 1984
Who was Macintosh's predecessor?
The immediate predecessor to the Macintosh was the Apple Lisa. See the link below for more information on the Apple Lisa.
What was the Lisa Apple?
Lisa was a failed desktop computer made by Apple. It was somewhat similar in concept to the slightly later (original) Macintosh computer, but was much more expensive than the (already expensive compared to contemporary IBM-compatible PCs) Macintosh.
