The Lisa was developed by Apple Computer and released in 1983, just a year before the iconic Macintosh. It was one of the first personal computers to sport a graphical user interface and was priced at a whopping $10,000 at launch. Although it only survived a couple years in market, the Lisa pioneered many design concepts we all still use to this day: the mouse, windows, icons, folders, the trash can, and more. Functioning Lisas are hard to come by today, but with the help of the Computer History

January 22, 1984 - Apple launches the first Macintosh computer, with a show-stopping Super Bowl commercial. The product launched almost single-handedly changed the world. Listen to HISTORY This Week wherever you listen to podcasts. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/history-this-week/id1493453604?i=1000463127044 | HISTORY