A "lost" artifact from the dawn of the age of the personal computer is going up for sale. Steve Job's original, hand-soldered "Apple Computer A" prototype built in 1976 to support Apple's first big ...

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BOSTON (AP) — An authenticated Apple-1 Computer prototype from the mid-1970s has sold at auction for nearly $700,000. The prototype was used by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in 1976 to demonstrate the ...

The auction was first reported by Recode, which may have contributed to a sudden increase in the number of bids being placed. With a day left of bidding, it is currently going for more than $500,000.

A historic computer prototype which once belonged to Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs has been listed for auction. The 1976 prototype – which is named the Apple 1 – was hand-soldered by co-founder ...

A 1976 Apple-1 computer prototype, once owned by the company's legendary founder Steve Jobs, was sold at an auction for almost $700,000. During the mid-1970s, this computer was used by the company's ...