Apple's first computer is selling at nearly 18 lakh USD.

A rare computer manufactured by Apple Company founder Steve Jobs has gone on sale

for around 18 lakh USD.

According to Nine to Five Mac, Apple's first computer, the Apple One, was for sale

at e-commerce site eBay at a price of US $ 1.75 million.

Apple One Computer is Apple's inaugural computer developed by Steve Jobs and

Steve Bozniak. Only 6 such computers exist in the world.

As mentioned in the details of this computer, which was on sale for $ 1.75 million,

he is the second owner of the computer. He has been reported to have had

this computer since 1978. This computer is in good working condition.

Remember, this is not Apple's first computer that is selling for millions of rupees.

Earlier in the year, the computer of Apple WAN's preproduction model was put on sale.

The computer was sold for $ 100,000.

The Apple Wan computer has a monitor and a wooden shell. The computer that is on sale

includes digital copies of the original ONLY manuals, basic manuals, schematics,

cassette interfaces and guides, along with basic games, language, low and

high memory tests, 30 anniversary videos.

About why this computer was so expensive, its owner says, 'This is rare in itself

because only 6 computers like this exist now. It has the original

Byte Shop KOA Wooden Case. Such a saddle shell is now visible only

towards the museum.

It is the most condensed of the 6 Apple WAN computers in the world. The wood shell

has been protecting it from dust and rust for years, ”he said.

Apple's Apple Wan Computer was launched on April 11, 1976. Apple One's memory

was 4 kilobytes. Which could be increased to 8 KB or 48 KB with the help of a card.

It used a MOS 6501 CPU which clocked at 1 MHz.

Production of Apple Vans was discontinued from September 30, along with Apple to Ace,

on June 10, 1977.