First Apple Computer Sold USD 3.8 Billion

Older Products Apple apparently worth a lot more than the armed
newer technology, a kind of iPad, iMac, and iPhone.
For example, "Apple I", the first original computer-made duet founder of Apple, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, were sold through Christie's auction house.

Computer that is reminiscent of the early days of Apple's success story has sold at a price of 387 750 U.S. dollars, or approximately USD 3.8 billion in online auction Christie's. This is the highest price achieved by Christie's through an online auction.

Apple-shaped I actually no more than a simple circuit board is driven into a number of components. Christie's did not complete the sales package with monitors, but they claim that the devices are made in the garage of Steve Jobs 'parents' house is still functioning. "Apple-1, one of the first of 25 Apple-1 ever assembled, bearing serial number 01-0025
with black ink, designed and made by hand in 1976 by Steve Wozniak, who then put a signature on his work ' Woz ', "wrote Christie's, as quoted from Cnet, Thursday (07/11/2013).

Figures obtained Christie's auction is actually
smaller than the same product in auction Absorber in Germany. At that time, the computer sold with a value of 671 400 U.S. dollars, or approximately USD 6.5 billion.
Sotheby's also been selling a similar product, but with less value, ie 374 500 U.S. dollars in June 2012.

Units sold by Christie's is one of only six Apple I computers were still functioning. Computer circuit board, the following accompanying documents, signed by the founder of Apple, Steve Wozniak.

Together with his friend, the late Steve Jobs, Wozniak assembled the first Apple computer 50 within 30 days to fulfill the first order of network computer store Byte Shop.

A total of 200 Apple I computers were produced by the two friends. A total of 44 units are expected to remain there to this day.

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