Ooohh - it was 'hand-soldered by Woz'. Big fuckin' woof...
Considered 'lost' until recently, the prototype was hand-soldered by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak in 1976, the year the company was established in Los Altos, California. The 'rare' and 'historic' item is essentially a circuit board covered in chips and wires, embossed with the words 'Apple Computer A ©76'. It was a prototype for Apple-1, the firm's first ever product, which was sold as an assembled circuit board and lacked basic features such as a keyboard or monitor. Bidding stands at $278,005 and ends on August 19 - but the auction house is anticipating a final selling price of more than $500,000.
How many needy seniors could you feed for a half million bucks?
People have such fucked up priorities...
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If you are thinking of getting something a little 'special'
for a special someone, won't you consider at least looking
at some of the jewelry my wife makes?
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