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Original Apple computer built by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak sells for $400k
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Macintosh computer once owned by Steve Jobs goes up for auction
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In 1985, Steve Jobs predicted the internet would inspire everyone to buy computers - The Verge
How Steve Jobs' Vision Reshaped the PC | PCMag
Original Apple Computer Built By Steve Jobs Sells For $400,000
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Steve Jobs | Biography, Education, Apple, & Facts | Britannica
Steve Jobs | Biography, Education, Apple, & Facts | Britannica
Steve Jobs Talks Leaving Apple, Lessons in Management in 1992 Lecture at MIT: VIDEO
One of the Original Apple 1 Computers Built by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak on Sale for $1.5 Million - IGN
Apple's first computer hand-built by Steve Jobs and Wozniak sells for $400,000 | Mint
Original Apple computer, hand-made by Jobs, Wozniak set for auction | Daily Sabah
Michael Malone: Steve Jobs and the Death of the Personal Computer - WSJ
