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'''To do: Add early backstory (reaction to Apple I's death, her treatment of System 1-tan, near-abandonment...) cleanup the writing.'''
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|cname= Lisa-tan
|cname= Lisa-tan
|alias= n/a
|alias= Apple Lisa
|creator= C-Chan
|debut= Aug 2006
|debut= Aug 2006
|height= 160 cm (5'3")
|haircolor= blonde
|eyecolor= silver
|apfaction= [[Binteeji Renmei]], formerly from the [[Apple Family]]
|lineage= pre-Macintosh


|osper= LisaOS
|osper= Lisa OS and hardware (Lisa 1, 2, Mac XL)
|osdev= Apple
|osdev= Apple  
|reldate= Jan 19 1983
|reldate= 19 Jan 1983
|lastrel=  Jan 1 1985 (hardware)
|lastrel=  1 Jan 1985 (hardware)


|fnote= Lisa-tan represents the LisaOS and the Lisa hardware
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==Technical details==
The Lisa is the true predecessor of the Mac OS, incredibly powerful for its time and much more advanced than the Macintosh, having a 5MB hard drive (The first Macs did not have any hard drive), 1 MB of RAM (which the Mac could not reach until the introduction of the Mac Plus in 1986), had cooperative multitasking (not introduced to the Mac until System 4.2), virtual memory (not until System 7) and protected memory (not until OSX) but was very slow and ridiculously expensive at a price of $10,000. The Lisa slid out of favor when the much faster Macintosh was introduced at 1/4 of the price.
The Lisa is the true predecessor of the Mac OS, incredibly powerful for its time and much more advanced than the Macintosh, having a 5MB hard drive (The first Macs did not have any hard drive), 1 MB of RAM (which the Mac could not reach until the introduction of the Mac Plus in 1986), had cooperative multitasking (not introduced to the Mac until System 4.2), virtual memory (not until System 7) and protected memory (not until OSX) but was very slow and ridiculously expensive at a price of $10,000. The Lisa slid out of favor when the much faster Macintosh was introduced at 1/4 of the price.


Lisa-tan is depicted as a former aristocrat turned clinically depressive. She has silver eyes, blonde hair partly in pigtails, dons a fancy white dress, grey + white gloves and diamond tiara and still wears them despite not having a decent suitor in several years. She was an aristocrat who was charming at first but unintentionally spoiled by her proud company and older sister, Apple ][-tan. Unfamiliar with menial tasks and computer games, Lisa-tan would rather mingle with the affluent than the petty home user. Lisa-tan's depression began to set in when Macintosh System 1-tan arrived and Lisa-tan's wealth and followers gradually siphoned off to her.
==Character details==
Lisa-tan is depicted as a former aristocrat turned clinically depressive. She has silver eyes, blonde hair partly in pigtails, dons a fancy white dress, long white gloves, a diamond tiara, and still wears them despite not having a decent suitor in several years. She was an aristocrat who was charming at first but unintentionally spoiled by her proud company and older sister, Apple ][-tan. Unfamiliar with menial tasks and computer games, Lisa-tan would rather mingle with the affluent than the petty home user. Lisa-tan's depression began to set in when Macintosh System 1-tan arrived and Lisa-tan's wealth and followers gradually siphoned off to her.


Then something happened in 1989 that caused Lisa-tan's repressed feelings of sadness return to consume and traumatize her completely, and she has never spoken or functioned normally ever since. That traumatic event of also parallels how in 1989, thousands of unsold Lisa units were trashed and dumped in a landfill, even after being re-marketed for less; a huge betrayal to her that caused her so much sadness and grief, combined with the repressed sadness and grief from over the years was just so overpowering.  
Then something happened in 1989 that caused Lisa-tan's repressed feelings of sadness return to consume and traumatize her completely, and she has never spoken or functioned normally ever since. That traumatic event of also parallels how in 1989, thousands of unsold Lisa units were trashed and dumped in a landfill, even after being re-marketed for less; a huge betrayal to her that caused her so much sadness and grief, combined with the repressed sadness and grief from over the years was just so overpowering.  
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