6 Jul
2001
6 Jul
'01
7:22 a.m.
When I turn it on, the screen looks good and I can see
it going through its
paces. It complains that there is no keyboard. I have no idea how much one
would cost, but I expect it's >$50.
I do not know how to tell if has been "upgraded" to a Mac/XL or if it is
original.
What's a good price for most of a Lisa?
Too much.
I've got a box of parts, from a Widget HD to RAM cards and maybe even
a CPU card; two printer cards, etc. Just can't find the "handyman's
special" I've been looking for...
Regards,
-dq
6 Jul
6 Jul
7:41 a.m.
--- Douglas Quebbeman <dhquebbeman(a)theestopinalgroup.com> wrote:
Do you mean that most people charge too much, or "any" price is too much
if it's missing bits?
Are keyboards findable? 3.5" 400K disk images with Lisa software? I
suspect that a Mac 128K/512K mouse would work (nine-pin, raw quadrature),
but keyboards are particular beasts. Anyone ever rig up a PIC scan-code
converter?
I realize that I will probably never see a complete Lisa system with software,
docs and a printer go for $25, but is a base unit with a working monitor
and CPU worth $50? $100? More?
-ethan
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What's a
good price for most of a Lisa?
Too much.
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