I think you are right on the MC68000, but I never used it, there was 
only one secretary (Admin) that was trained to use it for word 
processing, and probably Visacalc spreadsheet. So I don't know about the 
GUI. The closest thing on a home computerto Windows back then was Gary 
Kildall's Digital Research GUI that would run 4 virtual windows, switch 
between them with CTRL-#, where # was any number between 1 - 4. Our 
Engine Plant (Ford 302, 5.0L including the Mustang GT) plant Engineering 
(facilities) office had a Apple II with the Z80 card and CPM. It had a 
good sized rugged carrying case, and we could take it including the 
monitor, home evenings and weekends. My kids would play "Brick Out". :)

On 5/15/2010 3:59 PM, Harold Hallikainen wrote:
>    
>> Add price to the list, what I remember Lisa was like double the cost of
>> the II, and didn't do that much more.
>>      
> I remember the Lisa was a lot more expensive. I think it used the MC68000
> instead of the 6502. Didn't it also have a GUI?
>
> Harold
>
>
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