Apple’s first computer sells for $400,000 at US auction

Apple-1, the first product of Apple, was auctioned at the John Moran Auctioneers in California, USA, for $ 400,000. The auction house stated that the computer has only had two users so far – a university professor and his student who bought the computer for $650. In addition to the computer, the user manual and Apple software on two cassettes were also sold. “This is hugely important to collectors of antiques, electronics and computer technology. That’s what makes it exciting for many,” Apple 1 expert Corey Cohen told US media ahead of the auction.