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This rare 1976 Apple-1 computer fetches Rs 10.9 crore, but its story is even more fascinating
A rare, fully functional Apple-1 computer has sold for $1.15 million (approximately Rs 10.9 crore) at auction, setting a record for a commercially released unit of Apple's first computer. The machine, ...
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The "Hatfield" Apple-1 has sold for $1,148,200 including the buyer's premium, setting a world auction record for a commercially sold Apple-1, according to Bonhams. Two bidders competed for 28 minutes ...
There's a pink one, folks.
Wozniak's signature is on the motherboard, which still fully operates.
The 'Hatfield' Apple-1 computer, signed by creator Steve Wozniak and accompanied by a typed letter signed by Steve Jobs to original owner Fred Hatfield, is displayed with an estimated value of ...
An Apple-1 computer sold at auction has set a new record of $1,148,200. The same machine last sold in 2013 for $686,000. It ...
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A rare, fully functional Apple-1 computer has sold for a record $1.15 million at auction. Known as the “Hatfield” Apple-1, the machine sparked intense bidding between two buyers for nearly 28 minutes.
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The “Hatfield” Apple-1 has sold for US$1,148,200 including the buyer’s premium, setting a world auction record for a commercially sold Apple-1, reports the Bonhams auctioneers. Built by Steve Wozniak ...
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