Steve Jobs sold his Volkswagen to raise $1,300 for Apple’s first computer. He became a millionaire just two years later at 23

Steve Jobs sold his car to raise enough money to build Apple’s first computer. Just one year later, the tech titan reeled in ...
The Sun

Steve Jobs’ first ever computer the Apple-1 goes under the hammer – but would you fork out a quarter of a million for it?

One of the earliest Apple computers – complete with records of phone calls from Steve Jobs – is going to auction THE finest known example of Apple's first computer is up for grabs – but it will set ...
The Sun

First Apple-1 computer signed by Steve Jobs sells at auction for huge sum – and it still works

THIS working Apple-1 computer signed by company founder Steve Jobs made £290,000 at auction. The gizmo, one of the very first made by the tech giant in 1976, came with its instruction manual. Please ...
Daily Mail

Original 45-year-old Apple computer that was hand-numbered by Steve Jobs and STILL works goes up for sale – and could be yours for $240,000

A fully-functional Apple 1 computer has gone up for sale – and could be yours if you have a spare $241,000 (£196,000) lying around. The 'amazing' machine, which is hand-numbered by Apple founder Steve ...
PC Magazine

Early Apple-1 Computer Prototype Used by Steve Jobs Goes Up for Auction

UPDATE 8/19: The Apple-1 prototype ended up fetching $677,196, or about 1,000 times more than the hardware’s original cost. Original Story: An early Apple-1 Computer prototype is now up for auction, ...
The Mirror

Is the Steve Jobs hype over? Rare Apple 1 computer fetches less than £100,000 at auction

A rare Apple-1 computer that is in full working order 41 years after Steve Jobs built it in his garage has sold for substantially less than expected. The machine fetched €110,000 (£95,000) at auction ...
EDN

Steve Jobs’ computer mouse unearthed in forgotten about time capsule

Members of the National Geographic Channel’s “Diggers” team have unearthed a time capsule that contained within it a mouse from an Apple Lisa computer, Steve Jobs’ first mainstream computer. The ...
PC Magazine

Apple I (1976)

Let's take a look back at classic Apple machines from the early Steve Jobs years Much has been written about Apple, Inc. Perhaps too much. But it's understandable: Apple is currently the most valuable ...
Cult of Mac

Today in Apple history: The world prepares for the NeXT Computer

October 24, 1988: Three years after leaving Apple, Steve Jobs prepares to launch the NeXT Computer, a machine he hopes will cement his reputation as a tech genius and blow away the machines produced ...
Metro

The first ever computer built by Steve Jobs in his garage just sold for £100,000

Someone has just bought one of the first computers built by Steve Jobs – and it still works. The rare Apple-1 was one of just 200 the late Apple founder and Steve Wozniak designed, created and sold in ...
The Financial Express

Steve Jobs secretly named a computer after his daughter, but claimed he was ‘not the father’

Silicon Valley has some of the most intriguing stories about the lengths founders go to achieve success, but a lesser-known story about Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, is now gaining attention. In ...
Irish Sun

Steve Jobs’ first ever computer the Apple-1 goes under the hammer – but would you fork out a quarter of a million for it?

THE finest known example of Apple's first computer is up for grabs – but it will set you back a lot more than a new iPhone. Made in 1976, the Apple-1 has all its original documents and records of ...