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A resident of the American city of San Francisco in the state of California brought to the electronics recycling center located in Silicon Valley, Apple’s first computer, wanting to get rid of him.
According to the journalists of the publication “SanJose Mercury News”, an American once she did a spring cleaning in her house and found it in the basement a large amount of old equipment. By acting responsibly she decided not to throw her into the trash can, but take her to the center recycling.
Employees of the institution, seeing among the heap of junk one of personal computers “Apple I”, which at one time were released in a limited edition of two hundred pieces, literally came in shock. They immediately explained to the woman that this is a rare instance electronics, the price of which at online auctions exceeds two hundred one thousand dollars. The happy owner of a rarity thanked employees of the recycling center and retired along with by computer.
The device “Apple I” was released now the cult “apple” company in 1976. Apple’s first development and first ever a fully assembled commercially available computer had a wooden the case and RAM are only four kilobytes. Originally device author Stephen Wozniak made the technique for his own use, however, his friend Steve Jobs discerned in the invention potentially profitable goods for sale and persuaded a friend present it at an electronic exhibition in Palo Alto. This one product and allowed Apple to begin its fast-paced rise to the peak of fame and prosperity.
How did the fate of the unique American found computer “Apple I” is not yet known.
