Above and Beyond with Apple
Posted on 18-06-2012 | 0 comments
The original Apple Computer, also known as the Apple I, was designed and hand-built by Steve Wozniak. Steve Jobs was the guy who took Wozniak’s idea and put it on the market. The first edition of the Apple we have come to know and love came as a fully assembled circuit board containing around 30 chips and had a production run of about 200 units which were sold for $666.66 in July of 1976.
36 years later, in the time span of less than two minutes, one of the last remaining (and working) Apple I’s sold for £240,929 at Sotheby’s Auction. This bid broke the previous record of $212,000 that was paid by an Italian collector. The computer was auctioned complete with its manual and cassette interface, as well as the original advert for the computer.
According to the BBC, only 50 of the original 200 Apple I’s are still in existence, few being in working order. So, once again, another page in Apple’s colorful history has been written.
Since the days of the Apple I, Apple has become known worldwide for being an innovative leader in computer technology and applications. Their computers have continually been at the forefront of sleek, contemporary design, and user friendly interfaces.
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