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Are you wondering what is worth investing in these days? Apart from gold or shares of verified companies, these are definitely old products from Applu. We have already informed you many times that their sales are in doubt miniat least in the tens of thousands of dollars. It was no different at the auction held the weekend before last.

Do you still remember the computer? Apple Lisa-1? That's right, this is the model that caused a stir in 1983. AppThe high price, poor performance, and overall unreliability of the Lisa-1 caused a number of problems that led to poor sales. Its successors then just hammered the final nails into the coffin, which had been prepared for the Lisa-XNUMX practically since its introduction.

More than thirty years later, some collectors have come to appreciate the Lisa-1 and are willing to pay a lot of money for it. In Cologne, Germany, for example, one such piece sold for a very respectable fifty thousand dollars.

There are very few pieces in the world

You wonder what's on the machine that Applu actually absolutely failed, so expensive? Besides being functional, it is her historical story. Because when Apple After its introduction, he discovered the embarrassment of its sales and how unreliable these machines actually were, and offered their users a free upgrade to a newer version, which was done by replacing many unreliable computers.oneAlthough a significant number of their users took advantage of this opportunity, there were also those who kept their computers "alive" in their original version. And it is these computers that are now valued the most. The auction participants estimate that there are 100,000 of these pieces in the world. maxat least one hundred, which makes the machine an exceptionally rare exhibit.

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So if you have an old apple at home, think about saving it for the worse. The money it could add to your family's pocket in a few years would definitely not be small. Plus, a little nostalgia will come from looking at old products from AppIt certainly won't hurt.

Steve Jobs Lisa poses at the computer

Source: cultofmac

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