This Apple computer sold for more than ₹2.5 crores!!!
This apple computer sold for more than ₹2.5 crores!!!
You must have heard about very expensive computers around the world and must have been surprised to hear their price. Today in this article, we are going to tell you about one such expensive computer, which is not only a rare computer but also very expensive. In fact, recently a rare apple computer has been auctioned, in which it was sold for more than Rs 2.5 crore. Let us tell you about this computer.
Apple's first computer
The name of this computer is Apple-1 model, which was created by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in 1976. There are many reasons for this computer being sold at such an expensive auction and price. This computer is a symbol of the early days of Apple. It was created by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak together. This was Apple's first computer, which the company sold to start its business. At the same time, apple started getting recognition. At that time, only 200 units of this first computer of apple were made. Most of those 200 computers are now either finished or lost. This is the reason that whatever units of Apple-1 computer are left in the world now, they are very rare and valuable. This computer shows the history of both computers and apple company to the whole world.
Dana Redington had Apple-1
The story of this special Apple-1 computer is even more interesting. This computer was owned by Dana Redington, who was the first application engineer of apple company. This computer was given to her by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in 1978. Recently this computer was auctioned, in which it was bid for more than 3 lakh dollars and finally it was sold for $3,15,914 (about ₹2.5 crores).
Features of this computer
This Apple-1 computer was presented in fully working condition. It included all the necessary components and accessories needed to operate it. In addition, the board of this computer was ‘undiscovered’, that is, it had never been presented to the apple collecting community before. It is now recorded as #104 in the Apple-1 registry.