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What the icons meant?
First personal computer with a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) Operative System, it used windows, pointers, icons, mouse, etc., it was a tremendous business failure in part due to it high price and because it wasn´t compatible with Apple II, Apple released an improved version, Lisa 2, but it wasn´t neither a sucessfully machine, at last Apple rebuild the computer and maked it Macintosh compatible and released as Macintosh XL.
A huge stock of non selling machines were buried in a Nevada desert.
Web8bits@Web8bits.com
Apple Computer Incorporated
United States 
1.983
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?? Kgr.
Motorola 68000 @ ? Mhz. 16
bits
ROM 16 Kb.
Monocrome
Basic BEEP without specific
hardware
73 keys professional type.
Very Good
Standard mouse with one button
860 Kb. 
Profile 5 Mb. (external, six
disks maximun)
Keyboard, mouse and printer
Lisa DOS
Profile hard disk, printers (dot matrix
and daisy wheel
12" monocrome monitor built in
2.318.200 Ptas. 13.932,66
Euro 
Very hard to find