Apple-1 Prototype Sold at Auction

Today, one of the world’s largest technology brands, applehas come to this state by going through a very long and difficult road. Founding partners of the company Steve Jobs And it’s not hard to guess what Steve Wozniak went through to be able to sell the devices they developed. The biggest example of this situation is the circuit board that was put up for sale at an auction in the past months.

Original signed by Steve Jobs and hand-soldered by Steve Wozniak in 1976 Apple Computer A The prototype circuit board was auctioned off at the RR Auction. One of the Apple-1 prototype It was thought that the circuit board, which was said to be the first, would sell for at least $500,000.

The prototype sold for around $700,000

In the past months, a technological device that sheds light on Apple’s history was revealed at the Boston-based RR Auction. MOS of a prototype Apple-1, allegedly owned by Steve Jobs, assembled by Steve Wozniak 6502 CPU @ 1MHz40 x 24 character display output, 4KB of RAM and 456 KB of storage area was assumed. It was also explained in the information given at the auction that the prototype could run using a socketed Motorola 6800 processor and had a few minor damage.

The device, which is expected to sell for more than $500,000 by the end of the auction, has been given a full refund to an anonymous collector, according to RR Auction. $677,196 (12.256.137 TL) was sold. Other Apple memorabilia were also sold during the auction, including a first-generation iPhone sealed in its box and a tax exemption card signed by Steve Jobs.