Computing Apple I was sold for $ 905,000 at auction in New York. Legendary computer purchased by representatives of the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan.
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Apple I was sold for 905 thousand. dollars at the auction house Bonhams in New York. The computer was designed in 1976. Steve Wozniak. Sold it for $ 666.66. What distinguished Apple and other computers sold in the 70s? First of all, there had to be independently made. It was necessary to purchase the power supply, keyboard, and monitor. The equipment is equipped with a MOS Technology 6502 processor clocked at 1,023 MHz. Working memory is 4 kilobytes.
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Apple And that gave rise to personal computers in today’s sense of the word. His successor was the Apple II, Macintosh and in later years.
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