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Apple-1 sets a new record at $1,148,200 after a rejected upgrade

9to5Mac • Thu, 15 Oct 2026

An Apple-1 computer sold at auction has set a new record of $1,148,200. The same machine last sold in 2013 for $686,000. It comes complete with a letter which, thankfully, the original owner ignored … more…

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An Apple-1 computer sold at auction has set a new record of $1,148,200.

The same machine last sold in 2013 for $686,000.

It comes complete with a letter which, thankfully, the original owner ignored … more…

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