A rare, working Apple-1 computer — the company’s very first product — that comes with a letter signed by Steve Jobs is ...

Fewer than 75 verified Apple-1 computers are known to survive, according to Bonhams, with even fewer remaining operational.

A functional original Apple-1 Computer is being auctioned this October and could fetch about $500,000- $800,000. There are fewer than 75 units of Apple-1 Computers in existence, and even fewer that ...

A remarkable Apple-1 computer, preserved in its original wooden case, sold for an astounding $475,000 at auction. This operational device was meticulously restored and certified by an expert in ...

A very rare piece of computing history is about to go up for sale. A fully functional original Apple-1 computer, known as the Hatfield machine, will hit the auction block this October. Experts ...

A working 1977 Apple-1 expected to garner at least $300,000 leads RR Auction's sprawling sale of rare hardware, prototypes, and Steve Jobs memorabilia from Apple's earliest years. The Apple-1 comes ...

A working Apple-1 signed by Steve Wozniak just landed on Clarendon Street. Free to view before it heads to auction.

The motherboard is signed by co-creator Steve Wozniak and the lot includes a 1978 letter signed by Steve Jobs Traceable to its original owner with nearly all its components intact, it is one of only ...

The fully working “Hatfield” machine includes a 1978 letter signed by the famed entrepreneur.

One of the remaining Apple-1 Computers, the tech giant's initial product, made a stop in Boston before heading to auction next month.

An original Apple–1 Computer could sell for between $500,000 and $800,000 when it is auctioned off this October. There are fewer than 75 Apple–1 Computers known to exist, and a smaller number that are ...