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May 15, 1985: Last Lisa Mac XL Produced

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May 15, 1985: The Last Apple Lisa is completed

1985 – The last Lisa Mac XL computer rolls off the assembly line. It was first introduced on Jan 19th, 1983 for $9,995. Sun re-marketing purchased about 5,000 Macintosh XLs and upgraded them. Some leftover Lisa computers and spare parts are still available today.

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