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    Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak created the first Apple computer in 1976, selling only 200 units to local computer hobbyists for $666.66 each. The original Apple model was quickly replaced by the Apple II and became obsolete. Working original Apple computers from 1976 are now highly valuable collectors items, selling at auction for over $900,000.

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    Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak created the first Apple computer in 1976, selling only 200 units to local computer hobbyists for $666.66 each. The original Apple model was quickly replaced by the Apple II and became obsolete. Working original Apple computers from 1976 are now highly valuable collectors items, selling at auction for over $900,000.

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    Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak created the first Apple computer in 1976, selling only 200 units to local computer hobbyists for $666.66 each. The original Apple model was quickly replaced by the Apple II and became obsolete. Working original Apple computers from 1976 are now highly valuable collectors items, selling at auction for over $900,000.

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    FIRST APPLE COMPUTER

    Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak made only 200 of their first Apple computers back in 1976, and most
    were sold to computer hobbyists around the San Francisco Bay area for the asking price of $666.66.
    The model was replaced with a much slicker Apple II within two years, and the original Apples were
    suddenly obsolete. We don’t know what happened to many of them, but the ones that are still in
    existence command a high price, especially if they’re still operational. How much? In October 2014,
    Henry Ford paid over $900,000 for an Apple I, and the next month, one was sold at a Christie’s auction
    for $365,000.

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