Apple Lisa Mini

Designer

wottle

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Ingen

Kategori

Computer

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Først set

2026-09-14 19:50

Sidst set

2026-09-15 20:20

Tags

apple apple lisa FPGA LisaFPGA Vintage Computer vintage computing

Beskrivelse

A compact, Apple Lisa–inspired enclosure built to house a LisaFPGA ( https://www.tindie.com/products/lisafpga/ ) board — an FPGA reimplementation of the original 1983 Lisa — behind an 11.6" 1080p widescreen LCD. Designed to echo the original Lisa's look: front vent lines, a screen that leans back while the case stays vertical, and integrated L-shaped feet with no visible seam between leg and case. Highlights Two badge holders on the front bezel: this includes a Lisa logo plate. The second holder ships blank (no Apple logo included, to avoid distributing Apple's trademark) — press-fit your own logo plate there if you want one. Snap-in power switch cap that caps over the LisaFPGA's own onboard switch — no separate switch hardware required. Printed in Polar Filament Retro Platinum PLA (metallic silver/platinum finish) for a classic-computing look. You'll need A LisaFPGA board and an 11.6" 1080p widescreen LCD + controller board 12V power input, 2x buck converters (splits to 5V for the LisaFPGA and LCD), plus some low-profile/right-angle cabling — the full parts list with links is in the repo My LisaFPGA fork ( https://github.com/wottle/LisaFPGA ), which adds the ability to offset the displayed image so it fits the case's screen opening (sized for the original 9.7" 4:3 Lisa window, not the 1080p widescreen panel). Flash it before closing up the case — once assembled, you lose USB-C data access without partial disassembly. Printing Front and back shells need a 350mm bed (330mm wide) and both currently require some supports. Full slicer settings, orientation photos, and per-part notes are in the repo. Full docs: complete bill of materials, step-by-step assembly instructions with photos, and printing notes are all in the GitHub repo: https://github.com/wottle/lisa-mini