Collected by Steve Jobs: the oldest Apple computer sold at auction for $ 400,000

Collected by Steve Jobs: the oldest Apple computer sold at auction for $ 400,000

11 November 2021, 15:37
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Personal computer Apple-1, which was created with the direct participation of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, went under the hammer at a California auction.

Devices of a similar model in a total of 200 pieces were manufactured in 1976. About 175 units were sold out. And today, according to experts, there are about 20 such computers around the world. Moreover, those that are still able to work.

The unit is made from coa acacia wood, which only grows in Hawaii. The set includes a Panasonic 1986 monitor.

The lot had only two owners. The first was a university professor of programming. After several years of use, he sold the computer to a student for $ 650. Because of Steve Wozniak's love for beautiful numbers, the new Apple-1 cost $ 666.66. But then no one could even imagine that the cost of the first model would be so high.

In 2013, a similar model was sold for $ 671 thousand, and in 2014 in the United States for $ 905 thousand.

Collecting apple maker equipment is a fairly common activity. This is especially true for the first models. They are highly valued at world auctions. The news of the sale of one of the first computers of Jobs and Wozniak is confirmation of this.

You can also find early models of Apple technology on the OXO website in the Apple Store section. There are smartphones, laptops, tablets, as well as accessories for them. All that remains is to place a bid and buy a lot.

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