A hobbyist project called LisaFPGA recreates the rare Apple Lisa computer on an FPGA board. The custom PCB supports both original Lisa keyboard/mouse connectors and modern USB peripherals, HDMI output, and an SD card slot. A 40-pin DIP UART chip is included since no pre-built FPGA core exists for it. The project aims to make the historically significant but scarce Apple Lisa accessible to enthusiasts, with source code planned for GitHub once finalized.

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