Steve Jobs and the Apple Revolution is an auction running through August 21, 2025, including many Apple-1, Apple II, Apple III, and Lisa computers.
Apple 1
ELIZA meets ChatGPT
YouTube channel P-Lab has introduced OpenAI’s ChatGPT Joseph Weizenbaum’s ELIZA running on an Apple-1.
Another Apple-1 up for auction
British technology news and opinion website The Register reports that another Apple-1 is about to hit the auction block. Says The Reg: This Apple-1 was acquired from Adam Schoolsky, a friend of Apple founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, for $3,500 in 1994 by David Larson, a former professor at Virginia Tech. Gets your wallets […]
Apple-1 to be auctioned by Breker on May 20
On May 20, 2017, another Apple-1 will hit the auction block. MacRumors reports that it will include “the original manual and documentation, the receipt for the motherboard and cassette recorder, and even a record of telephone conversations with Steve Jobs and Wozniak.” It appears to be Apple-1 #14, as detailed in Mike Willegal’s Apple-1 Registry. […]
Apple-1 clone Mimeo 1 finds a new home
Prolific hardware developer Mike Willegal has handed off management of his original Apple-1 clone, the Mimeo 1. The boards were first made commercially available in 2010 and “have been sold to vintage computer buffs around the world”, writes Willegal. “However, the learning part of the process, which is one of things that keeps me interested […]
Happy 40th Birthday Apple 1
The Sydney Morning Herald has a nice write-up on today, April 11th 2016, being the Apple 1’s 40th Birthday.
Is the Apple-1 “gold rush” over?
This Apple-1, described by Bonhams Auctions as, “in nearly perfect condition” was put up for auction in September with a starting bid of $300,000. It bears the number 01-0059, indicating it was one of the batch Apple sold to The Byte Shop. Bonhams expected the computer to go for as much as $500,000 and stated, […]
Arduino-based Apple 1 emulator on Hackaday
Alex Bowen’s Arduino-based Apple 1 emulator was posted on Hackaday. You can read more about his college advanced microprocessors project here.

