Narrator: In 1985, Steve Jobs walked out of the doors of Apple and used $12 million of his own money to start a new computer company ... Both the Apple III and the Lisa failed to become commercial ...

Development of the Lisa began in 1978, just one year after the Apple II shipped. It was heralded as Apple’s next-gen computer, and was to be a system that allowed the company to make in-roads into ...

Steve Jobs had his first child, Lisa Brennan-Jobs, at 23. At first, he rejected claims that she was his child. After taking a court-mandated paternity test, Jobs accepted Lisa as his daughter.

The source code for Apple's Lisa, the computer that pre-dated the Mac ... The Lisa - thought to have been named after Steve Jobs' daughter - was released in 1983 and was notable for being one ...

(Credit: Computer History Museum #102689034) Although the Lisa was still finished and released ... It’s notable that despite Steve Jobs’ disbelief that Xerox would not simply commercialize ...

Lisa Brennan-Jobs was born just before Steve Jobs and Apple began to take off - but the tech mogul didn't acknowledge her as his daughter for years. • Brennan-Jobs went on to become a journalist ...

A new piece of Apple memorabilia has shown up on the auction block in the form of a 1983 business card signed by the ...

Steve Jobs, the pioneer of the personal computer ... Apple introduced the desktop computer Lisa in January 1983. It was one of the first personal computers to offer the GUI in a machine aimed ...

Narrator: In 1985, Steve Jobs walked out of the doors of Apple and used $12 million of his own money to start a new computer company ... Both the Apple III and the Lisa failed to become commercial ...