Apple I computer sells for record US$905,000

When it was announced earlier this month that a 1976 Apple 1 motherboard would be up for grabs at the Bonhams' History of Science auction in New York, we wondered whether the sale prices such artifacts have attracted in the past adequately reflects their value as landmark innovations. This sale looks to have bucked the trend in the most emphatic fashion, attracting a successful bid of US$905,000 and becoming the most expensive Apple computer ever sold. .. Continue Reading Apple I computer sells for record US$905,000



Section: Computers



Tags: Apple, Auction, Bonhams, Computers, History, Personal Computers



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