Lane: computers · Area E · Section 1
Apple Lisa and Macintosh
- Panel: The first 32-bit CPU family 32000 by National Semiconductor (1982)
- Panel: MC 68000
- Object: Apple Lisa (1983)
- Panel: Lisa and the “Inspiration” by Xerox
- Panel: The Macintosh of 1984. The earlier planning provided a Macintosh Plus of 1986 as an object example.
- Media station: as a concept idea: Steve Jobs introduces the Macintosh; select suitable demonstration material for the new location.
- Media station: video with Super Bowl advertising, source (There were also Atari (with Alan Alda) and Radioshack (with Bill Bixby) presented)
- Media station: Mac Introductory Video Source
- Panel: Steve Jobs comes and goes
- Panel: Apple loses a patent dispute with Microsoft 1989
- Object: Macintosh SE (1987)
- 2 exhibits: Macintosh II (1987); the collection contains the IIcx and IIci (1989).
- Object: Macintosh LC (1990)
- Object suggestions: More Apple models as a continuation of development; selection based on today’s inventory.
- Panel: All Apple products posters