A copy of the first Apple product that Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak created together is now up for bidding on the auction site Goldin, writes Macrumors. The device has a serial number, handwritten by Steve Jobs himself. This is number seven in the order and is thus a very early specimen.
In addition, Daniel Kottke, one of Apple’s first employees, has verified that the copy actually works. The computer also comes with a power supply, a screen from Sanyo, a keyboard, and a reproduction of the original manual, signed by Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne.
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At the time of writing, the highest bid is 250,000 dollars, corresponding to approximately 2.5 million Swedish kronor.
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