Apple’s first computer auctioned for Rs 2.97 crore, Steve Jobs made this unique machine with his own hands

Highlights

• Apple’s first computer auctioned
• The auction was held for Rs 2.97 crore.
• This computer was made by Steve Jobs.

New Delhi. Who doesn’t know Apple today? Everyone is crazy about Apple iPhone. The company has developed a number of devices, the latest of which is the iPhone 13 series. You all know that. But did you know that this giant tech company Apple has also made a real computer. This computer has been auctioned off. Apple’s first computer, the Apple-1, has been auctioned for 4 4 million, or about Rs 2.97 crore.

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If you don’t know about this, let us tell you that this computer was made 45 years ago. It was created by the company’s founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Its name was Apple-1. Let me tell you, this computer is very unique. This is one of the 200 machines that were built in the early days of the company. If we talk about its features, this computer is made of wood found in Hawaii, which is a different kind of wood of Kova. It is made of a single frame. Only a handful of the original 200 computers were built by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. The company sold the Apple-1 as a component only.

According to Apple-1 expert Corey Cohen, this could be a great thing for those who collect old and unique electronics and computer tech. According to John Moran Auctions, the computer comes with a 1986 monitor, a Panasonic video monitor. So far there are only two owners of this unique and 45 year old computer.

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Who bought this computer?

Let me tell you, this computer was first bought by a man in Rancho Kokamunga, California. He was a professor of electronics at Chaffee College who bought it. The professor then sold the Apple Computer to one of his students in 1977. At that time, the student bought it from the professor for only 6 650, which is now about 48,000 rupees. Now once again this device has been auctioned off.