Apple Lisa 2/10 (1984)
Apple Lisa 2/10 is the January 1984 family member with a 10 MB internal hard disk. Apple distinguishes it from the base Lisa 2 and the externally equipped 2/5. The disk sits inside the cabinet; the name does not simply mean a larger external drive.


Original labelled schematic, not a photograph or scale drawing.
Specs
| Introduction | January 1984 |
| Processor | MC68000 |
| Family memory | 512 KB |
| Expanded memory | 1 MB |
| Display | 12 inches |
| Resolution | 720 × 364 |
| Floppy drive | 3.5 inches |
| Floppy capacity | 400 KB |
| Included hard disk | 10 MB · internal |
| Serial ports | 2 |
| Standard external parallel | None; internal parallel disk |
| Internal slots | 3 |
Identity and date
Apple Lisa 2/10 is the January 1984 family member with a 10 MB internal hard disk. Apple distinguishes it from the base Lisa 2 and the externally equipped 2/5. The disk sits inside the cabinet; the name does not simply mean a larger external drive.
Hardware
The platform retains the MC68000, family memory of 512 KB expandable to 1 MB, a 12-inch display and a 400 KB 3.5-inch floppy drive. The Owner's Guide specifies 720 × 364-dot video, a separate keyboard with numeric keypad and a mouse.
Use and expansion
The connection difference matters: the 2/10 uses an internal parallel connector for its disk and lacks the external parallel connector of Lisa 2 and 2/5. It retains two serial ports and three expansion slots. The manual explains that parallel connectors can be added through cards in those slots.
Important distinctions
The hardware manual explicitly separates the machine from its software and refers readers to the manual for their installed environment. Neither a 10 MB disk nor the cabinet proves which system or applications a surviving unit includes today. The original 2/10 configuration needs its own entry, separate from other Lisa 2 models.