A model of Apple-1, Apple’s first computer and considered the beginning of personal computers, assembled by Steve Jobs himself, was sold at auction. The price paid by the buyer was 400 thousand dollars. In another auction in 2014, a different Apple-1 was bought for $ 1,905 thousand.
Yesterday evening, we shared with you that a special product assembled by the hands of Steve Jobs, one of the founding partners of Apple, will be put up for auction. This product is Apple’s first computer, produced nearly 45 years ago and limited to only 200 units. it was apple-1. But that wasn’t the only thing that made the model in question, which went up for auction, special. The model at the auction, personally by Steve Jobs was mounted.
Attracting the attention of all collectors as well as technology collectors, the aforementioned Apple-1 model was put up for auction with bids starting at $200,000. It is one of the 20 Apple-1 models in operation today. The auction of the computer, which also owned it, ended, and the computer was sold to its new buyer.
Sold for $400,000:
Accompanied by a cassette containing the Apple-1 user manual and Apple software, auctioned at the John Moran Auction House in California and used by only two users to date. 400 thousand dollars sold. The computer was designed, assembled and tested by Apple founders Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs in collaboration with Patty Jobs and Daniel Kottke.
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The Apple-1 was launched in 1976. For a price tag of $666.66 he had. That odd price tag was due to Steve Wozniak’s love of repetitive numbers. Even the phone number he used at the time had repeating numbers. If we adapt the price of $666.66 to the present day according to inflation, A price tag of $3,213 Emerges. In other words, Apple-1, at that time, was the new M1 Max processor, which was offered for sale with the highest level hardware today. It was more expensive than the 16-inch MacBook Pro ($3,199).
A different Apple-1 computer at an auction in New York in 2014 It was sold for $905,000..