@lomomusician haha horror film?? I hardly see this is a horror film with that tiny, adorable little woman appearing in the video! She looked like an angel lol
Learn your history...Xerox invented the mouse and Apple stole it. Amiga was originaly an Atari product the same ones who made the Atari Lynx. It was 10x better than a PC and the Mac but Commodore ran it into the ground. Apple survived off of 68000 and PPC CPU's until they couldn't keep up the hardware end then went to Linux based OSX and x86 chips. Microsoft never invented anything, they bought an OS and improved on it. Stole everything else. Still around due to Volume and shady tactics.
@kpreston69 Learn your history. Apple did not steal the mouse or the GUI. Apple was working on a GUI at the time they initiated contact with Xerox's PARC. Apple made a deal with Xerox to make engineering visits for which Xerox was allowed to buy pre-IPO Apple stock. A lot of Xerox PARC engineers went to work for Apple since Xerox was clueless on how to make a user friendly computer. Ideas are cheap. Actually making something useful with an idea is what takes innovation and dedication.
@HRHShawnPendragone You're utterly fucking bonkers. Please continue, I'm entering your comments into a text-to-speech program for the entertainment of my party guests.
read the wiki on Lisa and I think it says there is a landfill in a desert somewhere with thousands of brand new unsold lisas. I always wanted on. But I think at the time it was $10,000. I got the 128K mac for $1800 instead. And that was with the educational discount.
@jebug29 You do realize that this is not an Apple commercial it was buy a local dealer in Peoira IL at a time no one had a computer avalible with a mouse. LIGTEN UP PEOPLE AND PAY ATTENTION.
@jebug29 Apple openly admits that they found the mouse at Xerox. But, you do realize, of course, that there are billions of products invented that never see the light of day.
@Ozz1317 but during the time with DOS, and WAY before Lisa, since dos was developed on a Altair computer. I believe Microsoft helped Apple with floating-point operations...
@Ozz1317 but during the time with DOS, and WAY before Lisa, since dos was developed on a Altair computer. I believe Microsoft helped Apple with floating-point operations...
Though, this had a GUI! In that time, I'd be like "WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS?"
Hahah, remember when that kind of thing was state-of-the-art? Of course, Gas Lamps used to be state-of-the-art, then came in Edison with his electric light. :)
Hello. I'm Ron Wallace. This commercial was made for my company. As silly as it seems today, it lead the way back then. Yes, we actually sold these for something more than boat anchors. It's fun now to see all the comments, from so many, and so critical. The fact is that the commercial was judged & won the top award by the local ad club. The fact is that, later, after we paved the way, we sold more Macs and made more money than you can imagine. So, silly as it may be, in the end, I can smile.
@aimcmc Hi Ron great to here from you! You do have to love a commercial people will watch more than 25 years after it made. The Lisa & your spot were very cutting edge you should be very proud.
@Ozz1317 Yes, considering it got the award from media peers, some folks recognized its value. I would have loved to get the response we get here today, then. I remember Altair and Apple II days people telling me I was nuts and no one would ever buy a computer for their home - and a mouse - you gotta be kidding - who'd want that. If folks think this is weird, someday I'll bring the really good stuff out. Got some new things happen for Peoria and worldwide. The fun is just beginning. Thanks.
@frankcvo you asked, how did the Lisa sell? Better than you might think. I don't remember any consumers buying one, but we did sell them to industry. I believe it was about the same time Apple was pushing their National Account program, which my dealership was a member. So then Apple and dealers like ours was very involved in trying to bring big business into the Apple family. Because of its newness and innovation the Lisa was quite helpful in that regard. It did sell nicely!
@aimcmc In response to the add though, I think it's really smart, very nicely done, but I think the musical score could have been better. Idk maybe it polled well with the audience of that time in market research. But other than that very smart add...
@firewall588788 maybe the size of the circutry requires it to be such a big and ugly shape, after all, they pretty much needed to stuff it with as much of the cave-man electronics as they could possibly fit or else it would be a non-functional peice of crap.
@firewall588788 this was made around the era were home computing was just coming around. These computers were large, but there was no such thing as a Terrabite, and Gigabites were restricted to high-end computers that took up half the room. Most of them looked retarded XD but I like the looks of the Lisa.
Unlimited expandability? Didn't Apple give up on the Lisa after the Macintosh came out like a year later? Unless by that they meant unlimited choice to buy whatever product Apple comes out with to make the last one obsolete. The more things change...
The problem was that the Mac did most of what the Lisa did for a much lower price and the Lisa never sold well partially because it had a lot of proprietary parts and businesses don't like buying machines with a lot of proprietary parts because they get locked in to sourcing parts from one company and if the company goes under they're screwed. It was also really pricey compared to anything else you could buy at the time. A lot of people also still thought a GUI was just eye candy.
No. Xerox was using the mouse at the PARC research facility where Apple got the idea for a home machine with a GUI. I don't think even Xerox invented it though. I think it might even slightly predate the Xeros Alto and Star machines. If you consider that it's really just a trackball turned upside down, the technology definitely predates those machines.
@MarioWars 1. this is not an Apple commercial it was for a dealer in Peoria IL and 2. it was the 80s Ronald Reagan was the President it was a scary time...
@kikodude310 I guess you've never seen Pirates of Silicon Valley, huh? And also, I like my mice with buttons. You'd think if Macs are so good for art, they'd have a mouse with a dpi button.
@kikodude310 I'm guessing you don't know what dpi means. Dpi is an abbreviation for "dots per inch". My mouse can toggle between 800dpi and 1600dpi. So when its on 1600, it moves normally, but I hit the button and it slows my mouse speed down halfway for easier drawing. I'm looking at the mighty mouse and the magic mouse and see absolutely no dpi button.
@BlueFlashProductions Ahh, sorry I thought you meant a secondary button. The mighty mouse has buttons on the sides that you might be able to set for that function.
Well Master of the Obvious you do know this is a Twenty year old Local commercial, for the Peoria IL market? And at least Lisa could deal with punctuation which even Widows 7 can't.
I wonder what they would say if you go back in time to the 80s with a Ultimate Gaming Rig ( Windows 7, I7 Extreme, GTX 295 X2, 8GB Ram, 2.5TB HDD, X58 motherboard etc.) and went into thier head office and played like Crysis Warhead or Farcry 2 in front of thier eyes. :D
They would say "I told you they would copy us" or same thing we will be say in about your rig in 20 years with only 8GB of instead of the standard 16TB. Like how can you get by with only 2.5TB that's like only 1 3D HD movie! I have defiantly learned to not use words like "unlimited" or "Never".
its xerox dumdum and yes, xerox invented it but apple bought the idea from them for a few hundred dollars and turned it into a multi billion dollar industry
Actually, as I recall, the Apple Lisa was the worst Apple Computer ever made. There were tons of them buried in an Arizona landfill (or so. Anyways, there were lots of unsold ones, so Apple buried it in a landfill)
I think it was a very good computer for its time and I real find it hard to believe that "Tons" were thrown out. It was never heavily mass-produced. Now if you want a bad Mac check out the 5300c Laptop made by Sony for Apple, I have one it is a piece of crape.
I wonder what they would say in the 80s if you came back with a hardcore super gaming computer (i7 extreme, dual GTX 295, 8 gb ram, 2.5 tb hdd) and played crysis warhead...
thats the thing, bill gates ripped off the windows idea after he bought DOS for 50,000$ from one of his fellow harvard students and reselling it to IBM for 2.2 million! :D
UNLIMITED POWER!!! LOL
trailmarker30 1 day ago
Lol Xerox totally screwed themselves over on that one XD
wandaltw 3 weeks ago
macintosh start up sounds are sooooooo scary
LalalandIsfun99 1 month ago
Ah, yes, the Xerox Alistair...
VonManavis 1 month ago
The first computer to use a GUI was the Xerox Alto from 1976, so not all computers were just text based, unless your talking about the cheaper kinds.
DYLAN102001 2 months ago
@DYLAN102001 The Xerox Alto was never sold… Xerox had no idea what to do with 99% of the tech they invented at PARC…
finkmac 2 months ago
Oh my god, this music makes it so scary :O
Slayor11 3 months ago
lol, unlimited expandability...try sticking in an 8GB ram in that!
aceytam 3 months ago
This looks and sounds like an 80's horror movie
lomomusician 3 months ago
@lomomusician haha horror film?? I hardly see this is a horror film with that tiny, adorable little woman appearing in the video! She looked like an angel lol
pauls0416 2 months ago
so basicly, this is a walmart ad?
MegaFinnyboy 3 months ago
Readme:
If your mac only supports one button,even if the mouse has millions of buttons,only one will work.
If your mouse only has one buttons,even if your computer supports millions of buttons,only the button work.
This is why many prefers television.
zapper067 5 months ago
What's a mouse... I use a trackpad
rdc1783 6 months ago
the music creeps me out a bit
260830107 6 months ago
You're tearing me APART
maidenindigo 6 months ago
Looks like a coffee machine. Wonder why nobody has invented the computer/coffee machine hybrid. I think I've found a niche.
smash4686 6 months ago
first iMac
TheSeXyBo0y 7 months ago
It's awesome, because I live near Peoria :D
CKSpoiler 7 months ago
that was the very 1st mac and costed $10,000!!!!!!!!
matt5565ify 7 months ago
xerox invented the gui.
Cooprocks123e 8 months ago
i think ill put mac os10 on it
craig9569 8 months ago
Learn your history...Xerox invented the mouse and Apple stole it. Amiga was originaly an Atari product the same ones who made the Atari Lynx. It was 10x better than a PC and the Mac but Commodore ran it into the ground. Apple survived off of 68000 and PPC CPU's until they couldn't keep up the hardware end then went to Linux based OSX and x86 chips. Microsoft never invented anything, they bought an OS and improved on it. Stole everything else. Still around due to Volume and shady tactics.
kpreston69 8 months ago
@kpreston69 Learn your history. Apple did not steal the mouse or the GUI. Apple was working on a GUI at the time they initiated contact with Xerox's PARC. Apple made a deal with Xerox to make engineering visits for which Xerox was allowed to buy pre-IPO Apple stock. A lot of Xerox PARC engineers went to work for Apple since Xerox was clueless on how to make a user friendly computer. Ideas are cheap. Actually making something useful with an idea is what takes innovation and dedication.
888music 6 months ago
@kpreston69 It would have been nice if the Amiga had made it. It was quite a computer.
888music 6 months ago
@HRHShawnPendragone You're utterly fucking bonkers. Please continue, I'm entering your comments into a text-to-speech program for the entertainment of my party guests.
doritostheking 8 months ago
@HRHShawnPendragone You're delusional. Shut up.
doritostheking 8 months ago
Wow I wonder much it would've cost.
TheDecadeMoon 8 months ago
@TheDecadeMoon Yeah, that's what they DON'T want you to know
computertechdude1234 8 months ago
unlimited power? i bet that box cant pump out 6.5ghz and cooled with liqued nitrogen
azmanic 9 months ago
read the wiki on Lisa and I think it says there is a landfill in a desert somewhere with thousands of brand new unsold lisas. I always wanted on. But I think at the time it was $10,000. I got the 128K mac for $1800 instead. And that was with the educational discount.
ch4guy4life 9 months ago
who started using a mouse with 2 buttons? the other one is for right clicking. is it apple? NO..
dx3100 10 months ago 3
@dx3100 That would have been Commodore with the Amiga 500 but what do I know I use a 4 button Microsoft Mouse on my Mac.
Ozz1317 10 months ago 12
@Ozz1317, Wrong, The commodore 64 had 2 buttons. I'm afraid to say I think IBM (or possibly Xerox) started it.
R33Racer 8 months ago
@Ozz1317 Xerox created the original GUI and it used a 2 button mouse.
chrisxdeboy 6 months ago 2
@chrisxdeboy Yea... I just hope they held onto those stocks... they would be rolling in it now....
daymyth 3 months ago
@dx3100 theres still only one button on the magic mouse today!
Hellhelium11231995 10 months ago
damn that's a small ass screen!
markdaoud1 10 months ago
LISA+MACINTOSH
jakicevic 10 months ago
This music scares me
greyhoundgill 10 months ago
I dunno which looks better. The lisa or the mac. Id say lisa cos it has TWO floppy drives!
tuzathedarknight 10 months ago
@tuzathedarknight
Oh baby, give me some of that 5 inch floppy lovin.
Deokishisu 10 months ago
Lisa is to fat ._.
MauriSkato 10 months ago
I hate that Apple talked about the mouse like they invented it. They didn't. idk who did though X3, I just know apple didn't.
jebug29 10 months ago
@jebug29 You do realize that this is not an Apple commercial it was buy a local dealer in Peoira IL at a time no one had a computer avalible with a mouse. LIGTEN UP PEOPLE AND PAY ATTENTION.
Ozz1317 10 months ago 4
@Ozz1317 I'm not talking specifically about this commercial.
jebug29 10 months ago
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@jebug29 Apple openly admits that they found the mouse at Xerox. But, you do realize, of course, that there are billions of products invented that never see the light of day.
aimcmc 10 months ago
Thank goodness that windows got consumers away from apple.
airfoemoe 10 months ago
@airfoemoe to bad Microsoft fucked up and failed.
teamfortress3 10 months ago
@teamfortress3 haha fail
airfoemoe 10 months ago
What the fuck... I rather buy myself a Windows 2.0
SMGJohn 11 months ago
@SMGJohn, you do realize that this was 10 years before windows...
Ozz1317 11 months ago 23
@Ozz1317 but during the time with DOS, and WAY before Lisa, since dos was developed on a Altair computer. I believe Microsoft helped Apple with floating-point operations...
computerfreaq17 10 months ago
@Ozz1317 but during the time with DOS, and WAY before Lisa, since dos was developed on a Altair computer. I believe Microsoft helped Apple with floating-point operations...
Though, this had a GUI! In that time, I'd be like "WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS?"
Wouldn't you agree?
computerfreaq17 10 months ago
@Ozz1317 no it wasnt windows started in 1985 apple started at 1984
GAMERC3 10 months ago 2
@Ozz1317 Reply win.
duckwithnukes 9 months ago
@Ozz1317 correction: 2. Windows 1.0 came out in 1985.
ChaosMew161 5 months ago
@Ozz1317
This came out 2 years before Windows. Windows 1.0 was released in 1985.
dylanwtn 2 weeks ago
The Lisa was first introduced on January 19, 1983 at a cost of $9,995 US ($21,693.67 in 2009 dollars).
mickeydamon 1 year ago
@mickeydamon HOLY CRAP THAT'S A LOT! :O
OhJeiArh 11 months ago
ahahah
VAGELIS199 1 year ago
Scary music
RdYnz 1 year ago
not monalisa but how can a man say so long about mouse?!!LMAO
wuiyang 1 year ago
who is this lady in the commercial?
akabaye 1 year ago
at $5999, what a steal!
Patatonater 1 year ago
OMFG GRAPHS ARE AWESOME!!
borderlineartistic 1 year ago
is that a mouse or a soap???
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aweinsto 1 year ago
its scary as hell
Arthasu 1 year ago
So, Macs had the first mouse??
That says it all.
blobface007 1 year ago
@blobface007 And Toshiba had the first "color" screen for a laptop?! O_O
Scorp969 1 year ago
@blobface007 Movies have taught me that Xerox actually had the first mouse and Apple stole the idea from them.
thegoodgeneral 1 year ago
im about 25 minutes away from peoria
slowride55 1 year ago
When's the release date? And what will the price be?
moviesunrated 1 year ago
It was faster than vista!!!!
Geno11116 1 year ago 3
I would like to try out this "mouse".
MBP6705 1 year ago 2
unlimited power, and a clever pointing device! man that is sexy
haydenismad 1 year ago
Unlimited power? That's over 9000!
Kulawendin 1 year ago
@Kulawendin What? 9000? There's now way that can be right!
2010mustang2 1 year ago
Hahah, remember when that kind of thing was state-of-the-art? Of course, Gas Lamps used to be state-of-the-art, then came in Edison with his electric light. :)
RyGuy5320 1 year ago
Clever pointing device indeed!! XD
jorgebassmaster22 1 year ago
Hello. I'm Ron Wallace. This commercial was made for my company. As silly as it seems today, it lead the way back then. Yes, we actually sold these for something more than boat anchors. It's fun now to see all the comments, from so many, and so critical. The fact is that the commercial was judged & won the top award by the local ad club. The fact is that, later, after we paved the way, we sold more Macs and made more money than you can imagine. So, silly as it may be, in the end, I can smile.
aimcmc 1 year ago 55
@aimcmc Hi Ron great to here from you! You do have to love a commercial people will watch more than 25 years after it made. The Lisa & your spot were very cutting edge you should be very proud.
Ozz1317 1 year ago 5
@Ozz1317 Yes, considering it got the award from media peers, some folks recognized its value. I would have loved to get the response we get here today, then. I remember Altair and Apple II days people telling me I was nuts and no one would ever buy a computer for their home - and a mouse - you gotta be kidding - who'd want that. If folks think this is weird, someday I'll bring the really good stuff out. Got some new things happen for Peoria and worldwide. The fun is just beginning. Thanks.
aimcmc 1 year ago
@aimcmc
Dear Ron,
Get the pole out of your ass. People are having fun here. It's youtube.
Yours Truly,
Yobachi
Yobachi2007 1 year ago
@Yobachi2007 pardon me?
aimcmc 1 year ago
@aimcmc How well did that Lisa sell, Ron?
frankcvo 11 months ago
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@frankcvo you asked, how did the Lisa sell? Better than you might think. I don't remember any consumers buying one, but we did sell them to industry. I believe it was about the same time Apple was pushing their National Account program, which my dealership was a member. So then Apple and dealers like ours was very involved in trying to bring big business into the Apple family. Because of its newness and innovation the Lisa was quite helpful in that regard. It did sell nicely!
aimcmc 10 months ago
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aimcmc 10 months ago
@aimcmc Those comments are why Mad Men is not set in the 80's :)
daymyth 3 months ago
@aimcmc In response to the add though, I think it's really smart, very nicely done, but I think the musical score could have been better. Idk maybe it polled well with the audience of that time in market research. But other than that very smart add...
daymyth 3 months ago
wallace + micro mart = walmart
kabluwi 1 year ago 26
@kabluwi No, the store was owned buy a man named Ron Wallace.
Ozz1317 1 year ago 2
@Ozz1317 Dude its a joke! your such a nerd...
BOOTZbootz 1 year ago
@kabluwi LOL
BOOTZbootz 1 year ago
@kabluwi Actually, Walmart's founder's name is Sam Walton. Same guy that founded Sam's Club.
jorgebassmaster22 1 year ago
@kabluwi no shit
MegaFinnyboy 8 months ago
lisa its a girl's name
audioduo 1 year ago
these had to cost over 9000!!!!!!!!! dollars
Gold171 1 year ago
@firewall588788 maybe the size of the circutry requires it to be such a big and ugly shape, after all, they pretty much needed to stuff it with as much of the cave-man electronics as they could possibly fit or else it would be a non-functional peice of crap.
Tabby266 1 year ago
@firewall588788 this was made around the era were home computing was just coming around. These computers were large, but there was no such thing as a Terrabite, and Gigabites were restricted to high-end computers that took up half the room. Most of them looked retarded XD but I like the looks of the Lisa.
Tabby266 1 year ago
Unlimited expandability? Didn't Apple give up on the Lisa after the Macintosh came out like a year later? Unless by that they meant unlimited choice to buy whatever product Apple comes out with to make the last one obsolete. The more things change...
ryfin2000 1 year ago
@ryfin2000
The problem was that the Mac did most of what the Lisa did for a much lower price and the Lisa never sold well partially because it had a lot of proprietary parts and businesses don't like buying machines with a lot of proprietary parts because they get locked in to sourcing parts from one company and if the company goes under they're screwed. It was also really pricey compared to anything else you could buy at the time. A lot of people also still thought a GUI was just eye candy.
gamewizard 1 year ago
Didn't these cost like 10,000 dollars?
ToeKnee0126 1 year ago
@ToeKnee0126 It was like 21,000 dollars.
awesomenessguess11 1 year ago
@awesomenessguess11
More like $10,000.
gamewizard 1 year ago
woah! a clever pointing device! wish i had one!
freestyle648 1 year ago
Unlimited power..
Oh the irony..
lolipopus 1 year ago
@lolipopus Unlimited power is what it took to run the bloody thing :D
electricmaster23 1 year ago
Wow, a mouse!
bxxks 1 year ago
thats the future? the apple lisa? i guess people are now laughing at it and will laugh at the macbook 5 year from now
UtubeDude011 1 year ago
Reagan FTW!
zzoot 1 year ago
soooo crapple invented the mouse news to me
KartKing4ever 1 year ago
@KartKing4ever
No. Xerox was using the mouse at the PARC research facility where Apple got the idea for a home machine with a GUI. I don't think even Xerox invented it though. I think it might even slightly predate the Xeros Alto and Star machines. If you consider that it's really just a trackball turned upside down, the technology definitely predates those machines.
gamewizard 1 year ago
Dammit Apple the phrase "Think different" doesnt mean to be so different as to scare the shit out of people instead of doing a normal ad.
MarioWars 1 year ago 4
@MarioWars 1. this is not an Apple commercial it was for a dealer in Peoria IL and 2. it was the 80s Ronald Reagan was the President it was a scary time...
Ozz1317 1 year ago 9
@Ozz1317 that just made me dislike the vid, rr was one of the best prez's ever
MASTURCHEEF001 1 year ago
So Apple's never used 2 mouse buttons, huh?
BlueFlashProductions 1 year ago
@BlueFlashProductions I use a Microsoft wireless mouse on my Mac works just like on a PC but, 1 button works fine too.
Ozz1317 1 year ago
@BlueFlashProductions it's never had a right click or a Z or was it an X?
patti985 1 year ago
@BlueFlashProductions They made the first mouse, and now they've made the best.
kikodude310 1 year ago
@kikodude310 I guess you've never seen Pirates of Silicon Valley, huh? And also, I like my mice with buttons. You'd think if Macs are so good for art, they'd have a mouse with a dpi button.
BlueFlashProductions 1 year ago
@BlueFlashProductions they have had a dpi button for about 3 years now.
kikodude310 1 year ago
@kikodude310 I'm guessing you don't know what dpi means. Dpi is an abbreviation for "dots per inch". My mouse can toggle between 800dpi and 1600dpi. So when its on 1600, it moves normally, but I hit the button and it slows my mouse speed down halfway for easier drawing. I'm looking at the mighty mouse and the magic mouse and see absolutely no dpi button.
BlueFlashProductions 1 year ago
@BlueFlashProductions Ahh, sorry I thought you meant a secondary button. The mighty mouse has buttons on the sides that you might be able to set for that function.
kikodude310 1 year ago
lol a clever pointing device called a mouse
edgarvega3 1 year ago
I'll have a nightmare after seeing this ad O_O
haha scary, that's why Apple lisa was a fail D:
A few days ago i saw a video of a 25 years old Lisa still working :)
Apple Lisa was an expensive, scary, but good machine =D
lucasxdfernandes 1 year ago
scary x.x scaryest commercial ever of computers
djdum434 1 year ago
That's the scariest computer commercial I've ever seen!
pantjz 1 year ago 34
lisa has space for two floppy disks
KanonXD 2 years ago
What is tha music called?
TommyBNSF 2 years ago
Man this commercial is way different in voice and music from today.
TommyBNSF 2 years ago
a brand new pointing device called a mouse XD
brickman409 2 years ago 45
@brickman409 i dont have one of them :( i only got a track pad :L
1993gandy 2 years ago
@brickman409 hahaha and a CLEVER poiting device called a mouse XD
jorgebassmaster22 1 year ago
wow, this music is CrEepY
Aqwert76 2 years ago
It's funny to be looking at that dinosaur, while I've been looking at a Mac mini.
TLMCoVideos 2 years ago
Well, it may have been pricey, but definitly not as expensive as the other computers, such as IBM. Windows didn't even exsist yet then.
Legobuilder4Link530 2 years ago
That mouse is squared! Who put the mouse in the decompresser again!?
Demoist 2 years ago 3
I Find This Amusing :L
TheFoxKnox 2 years ago
The Lisa was really ahead of its time. Expensive too.
Ormaaj 2 years ago 3
Hooray Xerox!
MichaelFdeGodoy 2 years ago
LOL i remember this from pirates of silicon valley.
EroticSlob 2 years ago
WhOlY **** It'S a MoUsE!!!!! WTF is a mouse? haha, its square. I love macs though...
MangaFalzy 2 years ago
10k then, how much for it now?
HighCardWins 2 years ago
Like the Win95 'multitasking' advert I just saw and disagreed with, this Lisa commercial is also flawed.
HypnoToad72 2 years ago
Well Master of the Obvious you do know this is a Twenty year old Local commercial, for the Peoria IL market? And at least Lisa could deal with punctuation which even Widows 7 can't.
Ozz1317 2 years ago
a new device called a MOUSE....... omg hahaha
VloggerGal90 2 years ago
It's not exactly... good looking. Now Lisa would be good looking if she were an alienware laptop
A135S4656 2 years ago
Unlimited?
HighCardWins 2 years ago
Yo dawg I heard you like Macs So I put one petal in your car
allensingley 2 years ago
UNLIMITED EXPANDABILITY AND UNLIMITED POWER - What a crock of SHIT.
wogfun 2 years ago 2
From that time, no it was not.
Trixfire 2 years ago
che mouse accattivante! xD
yogurt112 2 years ago
WoW this is Veryyyyyy old man
hahahahahah
Cnystro 2 years ago
I wonder what they would say if you go back in time to the 80s with a Ultimate Gaming Rig ( Windows 7, I7 Extreme, GTX 295 X2, 8GB Ram, 2.5TB HDD, X58 motherboard etc.) and went into thier head office and played like Crysis Warhead or Farcry 2 in front of thier eyes. :D
lolipopus 2 years ago
They would say "I told you they would copy us" or same thing we will be say in about your rig in 20 years with only 8GB of instead of the standard 16TB. Like how can you get by with only 2.5TB that's like only 1 3D HD movie! I have defiantly learned to not use words like "unlimited" or "Never".
Ozz1317 2 years ago
I wasnt talking about what the future would say. :P
I mean, wouldnt the people in the 80's be amazed by the power of the Gaming Rig?
lolipopus 2 years ago
'And a clever pointing device called a mouse' Freaky. Did Apple invent the mouse?
TheLeardMan 2 years ago
No I think zerox did but apple was the first to implement it.
Ozz1317 2 years ago
its xerox dumdum and yes, xerox invented it but apple bought the idea from them for a few hundred dollars and turned it into a multi billion dollar industry
LOL
namineofsilent 2 years ago
The mouse was invented by Xerox
biscoito1r 2 years ago
Yeah, and actually Lisa's operating system too! Apple just took them and made their own.
MichaelFdeGodoy 2 years ago
Awesome video. Keep on with that good work!
mig189189189 2 years ago
that was kinda scary
Arthasu 2 years ago
AAAAAAGGHHHHHH they killed it
Wolfantom 2 years ago
Actually, as I recall, the Apple Lisa was the worst Apple Computer ever made. There were tons of them buried in an Arizona landfill (or so. Anyways, there were lots of unsold ones, so Apple buried it in a landfill)
lemonlad7 2 years ago
I think it was a very good computer for its time and I real find it hard to believe that "Tons" were thrown out. It was never heavily mass-produced. Now if you want a bad Mac check out the 5300c Laptop made by Sony for Apple, I have one it is a piece of crape.
Ozz1317 2 years ago
unlimited power :D yeh.. on this "pc" it will not work even 'doom" :D
pufixas 2 years ago
I wonder what they would say in the 80s if you came back with a hardcore super gaming computer (i7 extreme, dual GTX 295, 8 gb ram, 2.5 tb hdd) and played crysis warhead...
lolipopus 2 years ago
Did that guy just say unlimited power?
lolipopus 2 years ago
yes he did.
92rs25th 2 years ago
Didn't Steve Jobs name this computer after his daughter?
BeRad117 2 years ago
You mean the one he claimed wasn't his and refused to pay child support on?
Yeah.
dingozipper 2 years ago
Well she got a computer named after her. Come on!
LOL
Yeah no I don't think Steve was the best of all fathers.
BeRad117 2 years ago
thats the thing, bill gates ripped off the windows idea after he bought DOS for 50,000$ from one of his fellow harvard students and reselling it to IBM for 2.2 million! :D
DonMoza 2 years ago
He is a very good businessman.
dh3790 2 years ago
what ? only quad-core
joehm23 2 years ago
unlimited power, now with 10 mb of RAM
11twsister 2 years ago 2
i want to marry that computer
Aqwert76 2 years ago 2