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Another antique Apple I sell

In recent days, a rare Apple I computer in New York, the auction house sold $ 365,000, this computer was in 1976 at home jobs's garage sale.

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In recent days, a rare Apple I computer in New York, the auction house sold $ 365,000, this computer was when Steve jobs in 1976, sold in the home's garage, he was sold for $ 600.

Christie's initial valuation of Apple computer was $ 400,000-$ 600,000, this Apple I computer called Ricketts, is named after the original owner Charles Ricketts, this Department is also able to run Apple I, should be existing or capable of running one of 50 Apple I. It is the only one known to have documented luosiatusi, only jobs from their California Home sold directly to individual Apple I.

According to a Computerworld report, the Apple I experienced a 5-bit master, including the Ricketts and, finally, Bob Luther, in 2004 from a police officer's hands for $ 7600 to purchase this computer.

Today, the Apple I sold for far less than the earlier Apple I auction records set in October, it had hit a price of 905,000. That was photographed in a successful Apple I trust Henry Ford and the Ford Foundation. Prior to the season was an anonymous bidder in 2013, Germany sold at auction for $ 671,400 photographed.