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Recently, one of the world’s first personal computers Apple-1 Was auctioned for $ 3,75,000 (about Rs 3.21 crore). This computer was created by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. This auction RR Auction The Steve Jobs and the Apple was part of the Apple Revolution Auction organized by Apple-1 Computer.
Apple-1: A historical and fully repaired computer
This special Apple-1 The computer, which was officially listed in the Apple-1 registry, was given 8.0/10 ratings. Its original integrated circuits were still present in this computer, which could be clearly seen. It was completely repaired and restored by Vintage Apple expert Corey Cohen to make it fully functioning. The winner of the auction also found an aridal user manual with it, which included hand -written notes by Steve Jobs and Wozniak.
RR Auction Highlighting the historical importance of this computer, Executive Vice President Bobby Livingston said, “Apple-1 is not just a computer, it is a part of a history-Steve Jobs, Voanyak and his team have a proof of the revolutionary thinking of the team that completely changed the world of technology.”
Apple-1: Apple’s first product that has given a new look to personal computing
Apple-1 Apple was the first product of Computer Company, which was launched in 1976. At that time its price was $ 666.66 and only 200 units were built. Of these, 175 units were sold to early computer lovers who were deeply interested in technology. Most of the computers of that time had to assemble users themselves, but Apple-1 A completely montage circuit was sold as a board. However, users had to buy a separate keyboard, monitor and power supply for this. Many users used it by placing it in a box of wood or phyxiglass.
Apple-1 specifications
Apple-1 The MOS MCS6502 processor was in and it came with 4KB RAM, which could be extended up to 8KB. This computer stored data in cassette tape and did not have the facility to type lowercase letters, which are common in today’s computers. Despite this, this computer was a revolutionary step in the world of personal computing and proved to be helpful in paving the way for future techniques.
Apple Memorabilia auction sales in auction
• A 1976 check signed by Steve Jobs sold for $ 112,054 (Rs 93 lakh).
• Another 1976 check sold for $ 62,500 (Rs 52 lakh).
• The first generation sealed factory was auctioned for 4GB iPhone $ 87,514 (Rs 72 lakh).
• Apple Lisa Computer, which had rare ‘Twiggy’ drives, sold for $ 56,818 (Rs 47 lakh).
• Business cards of old Macintosh Prototype and Steve Jobs were also sold in the auction.
