Re: Lisa

[land@smart.net (E.G. Land)]

In article <4m09hu$8cm@news.wco.com>, Charles Turley  <gbmaidsf@wco.com> wrote:
>Snit <snit@nevada.edu> wrote:
>
>I have a chance to buy a Lisa, but have never seen one.  What can one
>do.  I have an IIgs, and am quite happy with it (So I am not expecting
>modern computer power in the Lisa).
>
>Is there any software for it?  What is the going price?  Options?  Any
>ideas?
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>Charles Turley <gbmaidsf@wco.com> replies:
>
>I bought a Lisa with all the hardware, internal HD - loaded with all the 
>system and business.home use software, keyboard, mouse extension, etc. 
>all for $10 from a flea market. (I've seen them offered though for up to 
>$150.00) I have a IIGS also and I think for the $10 I spent on the Lisa, 
>it's an interesting and useful Apple to have and adding it to my Apple 
>Computer collection, I think I've got everything now (expect the Apple I
>and the Mark Twain) I'm working on finding those also.  You could 
>contact several support groups for the Lisa software or check the A2 
>Vendor list for support from 'The ARC'.  
>

	Ah, then you're the person to ask this question:

	Out of all your apple and mac's, which do you enjoy
	working with the most -- and why?


	EG