When the words Apple and auction come together, the first computers that come to mind are the first computers produced by Apple. The company’s first product, the Apple-1 computer, of which only 200 were produced, was recently sold for approximately $700,000. This time, the first unopened iPhone and the first iPod were sold at auction.
The unique detail that brought the price of the Apple-1 to close to $ 700 thousand was that it had a circuit board that was hand-soldered by Apple co-founder Stephen Wozniak. 35 thousand 414 dollars were paid for the closed box version of the first iPhone, which was released in 2007.
Closed box iPhone and iPod sold at auction
The first iPod, which was released in 2001, was again sold by RR Auction for $25,000 at this auction.
The introduction and release of the first iPhone marked a turning point in the history of technology. After Apple, other phone manufacturers quickly launched their touchscreen phones, thus saying goodbye to phones with physical keyboards.
The first iPhone with a 3.5-inch screen is powered by the ARM 11 processor running at 412 MHz. The phone, which has a 2 Megapixel rear camera, does not have a camera on the front.
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