Apple Lisa Mouse A9M0050
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Mouse, 1983, Apple. The Lisa mouse (A9M0050) is the first mouse sold by Apple: a one-button mouse with a steel ball, designed by Hovey-Kelley for the Lisa and later used with the Lisa 2 and the Macintosh XL; the same design, with a different connector, became the M0100 mouse of the original Macintosh, which Apple also supplied with some of the last Lisa 2 and Macintosh XL (see the M0100 sheet).
| Years | 1983 to 1985 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Apple Computer Inc. (US) |
| Model | A9M0050 |
| Type | mechanical, steel ball, one button |
| Compatibility | Apple Lisa, Lisa 2, Macintosh XL |
| Interface | DE-9 connector |
| Design | Hovey-Kelley (later IDEO) for Apple |
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