Apple's 1983 Lisa computer will be auctioned alongside other old-school Apple tech next month. ... the box it came in, and a "Lisa CRT Magnets Spares Kit (652-4520)." For a detailed look at the ...

Apple puts CRT iMac out to pasture. By Peter Cohen. MAR 17, 2003 4:00 pm PST. Apple’s online store update this morning quietly put to rest its active retail sale of the venerable CRT-based iMac.

Lisa GUI is a web-based model of the Apple Lisa's graphical user interface. Predating the original Macintosh by a year, it ...

Following their success in building a clone of the Apple Lisa, a vintage computer enthusiast has built a (mostly) working clone of the 1984 Macintosh Plus.

Before the original Macintosh, there was the Apple Lisa. If you’ve never had the opportunity to played around with it, here’s your chance.

Apple launched a replacement for the eMac specifically aimed at the educational market on Wednesday, and also announced that it had ceased production of bulky cathode ray tube (CRT) displays and ...

That's from the January 14, 1983 internal Product Introduction Plan, and possibly proves why we needed computers like the Lisa and the Mac, or at least their legible printers.. The marketing plan ...

Apple was among the first computer companies to bet big on LCD in 2001 when it used the thinner technology to replace all of its CRT displays except for its candy-colored, egg-shaped iMac line.

The Apple Lisa, which turned 40 years old this year, helped popularize the desktop computing metaphor before the Macintosh launch in 1984. Here’s what using one is like.

Apple spent nearly two decades selling some of the world’s sharpest and most color accurate CRT displays (mostly manufactured by Sony), but the company has truly shined in its pursuit of flat ...

In 2001, Apple replaced all CRT monitors within its product line with LCDs, except those in its iMac line, and in January 2002, the company replaced those monitors with LCDs as well, according to ...