The computer, known as the ‘Hatfield’ Apple-1, had a competitive 28-minute bidding battle between two people before fetching the record price.

The "Hatfield" Apple-1 has sold for $1,148,200 including the buyer's premium, setting a world auction record for a commercially sold Apple-1, according to Bonhams. Two bidders competed for 28 minutes ...

Wozniak's signature is on the motherboard, which still fully operates.

The famous Apple I "Hatfield" computer signed by Steve Wozniak just sold to an unknown buyer for a record $1,148,200.

As part of Apple’s 50th anniversary, a signed letter from Steve Jobs and a working Apple-1 “Hatfield” computer signed by Steve Wozniak are about to be put up for auction. The rare and fully functional ...

Steve Jobs is remembered as the visionary behind Apple, but much of his personal fortune came from an entirely different ...

Five decades ago, the late cofounder Steve Jobs was in his early twenties and strapped for cash, but hooked on the idea that everyone should be able to own a home computer. The only problem? Like many ...

This is a 1977 photo of Apple Computer Inc. founder Steve Jobs as he introduces the new Apple II in Cupertino, Calif. Apple Computer was formed on April Fool's Day in 1976. Apple Computer, Inc., ...

The computer also included a piece of computing history, which is a typed letter from 1978 signed by Steve Jobs himself.

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