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An extraordinary portion of Apple narration will leave on sale in a while this month when auctions Apple’s first product of Christie, the Apple I private computer, for a projected $160,000-$240,000 on Nov. 23. The Apple I, recognized by countless as the first “personal computer,” was first product offering of Apple. Roughly 200 units were hand-made by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and valued at $666.66. The computer assisted to ignite the home computer revolution when it was out in July 1976 with a totally pre-assembled motherboard. High-end public sale house Christie’s is selling a “excellent example” of the Apple I, with an approximate ranging from $160,000 to $240,000. Yet at the low end of the estimation, the computer will put up for sale for more than 60 times its original price, around $2,500 subsequent to regulating for price rises. These Apple 1 units have developed into fairly the collector’s item, with a projected 30 to 50 still existing. An Apple I allegedly sold for $50,000 in 1999. The public sale contains the Apple I in its original carrying box and the Apple I cassette crossing point, plus a signed letter from Steve Jobs, Apple cofounder. The come back address on the original wrapping illustrates that the unit transported from parents’ house of Jobs. Christie’s will put up for sale the Apple I as component of a bigger Nov. 23 London auction as well as a cypher machine, a first version appearance copy of a publication by Charles Babbage, and a diversity of other “precious printed books and manuscripts. The only one of its kind role of Apple in the history of computing and the faithful following it has obtained have driven sales of parts of Apple history ahead of. The proprietor of The Mac Museum of New Jersey sold a big collection of vintage Macs on eBay for $10,000 in October. An early engineering worker at Apple auctioned off the company’s innovative trade show sign and Wozniak’s toolbox in 2008.
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Krajem ovog mjeseca, aukcijska kuća Christie's organizira aukciju u sklopu koje će ponuditi Apple I, često istaknuto kao prvo Appleovo osobno računalo Apple I predstavljen je u srpnju 1976. i ukupno je izrađeno tek 200 primjeraka. Svaki primjerak ručno je sastavio legendarni appleovac Steve Wozniak, a prodavalo se po cijeni od 666,66 dolara. Mnogi upravo ovo računalo smatraju prvim osobnim računalom u povijesti. Aukcijska kuća Christie's dobila je nalog za prodaju jednog Applea I, kojih, prema nekim procjenama, trenutno u svijetu postoji između 30 i 50 primjeraka. Apple I koji se našao na aukciji nalazi se u besprijekornom stanju i originalnoj kutiji, a prema očekivanju aukcionara moglo bi biti prodano za negdje između 160.000 i 240.000 dolara. Aukcija započinje 23. studenog u Londonu, a svoju ponudu već možete uputiti na ovoj adresi. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom