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A rare Apple-1 computer that is in full working order 41 years after Steve Jobs built it in his garage today sold for a whopping £100,000.
The collector's item machine was one of 200 the late Apple founder and his associate Steve Wozniak designed, created and sold in 1976.
This one that has sold, Apple-1 ( No. 01-0073), belonged to a software engineer from Berkeley in California's Silicon Valley who has had it ever since he bought it new.
It was auctioned by Team Breker of Cologne, Germany.
Pic: AuctionTeamBreker/BNPS
A rare Apple-1 computer that is in full working order 41 years after Steve Jobs built it in his garage today sold for a whopping £100,000.
The collector's item machine was one of 200 the late Apple founder and his associate Steve Wozniak designed, created and sold in 1976.
This one that has sold, Apple-1 ( No. 01-0073), belonged to a software engineer from Berkeley in California's Silicon Valley who has had it ever since he bought it new.
It was auctioned by Team Breker of Cologne, Germany.
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