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The Apple Lisa (1983) was Apple's first GUI computer — eighteen months before the Macintosh. It pioneered cooperative multitasking, protected memory on the 68000, and the document-based desktop. We build all three Lisa motherboard variants: Lisa 1 (Twiggy drives), Lisa 2/5, and Lisa 2/10.
The Lisa was Apple's flagship enterprise machine — protected memory, parity-checked RAM, hardware MMU. Roughly 3x the chip count of an original Mac, hence the longer build time.
We build the board faithfully. The Twiggy drives themselves are notorious failure points — most Lisa 1 owners convert to the Sony 3.5" upgrade (which Apple offered free in 1984 as the Lisa 2/5 retrofit).
Every board is hand-soldered by Logan in a Fresno workshop, period-correct components where available, and shipped with a numbered certificate of authenticity.
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