In 1989, a company buried 2,700 computers in a landfill. 37 years later, it became a tech giant.

The Apple Lisa, a groundbreaking computer from 1983, pioneered many features we take for granted today, like a graphical user interface and mouse. Yet, it was a commercial failure due to its exorbitant price, hardware limitations, and market timing. Discover the fascinating story of Apple’s ‘best failure’ and its lasting impact on personal computing.