You can now make a bid on Steve Jobs' 8th-grade science fair project
RR Auction is holding yet another Steve Jobs -centric auction, stuffed full of signed checks, vintage Apple computers, and Apple marketing memorabilia. Steve's 8th grade science fair project | Image credit: RR Auction The auction , dubbed "Steve Jobs & the Computer Revolution: The Apple 50th Anniversary Auction Part Two," contains more than 200 items. Nearly all of the items are related to Apple in some way, with almost 40 being directly related to the former CEO. As is standard with many auctions, there are several Jobs-signed items available. This includes a NeXT Inc business card with the note that reads "Hi Dad - Just stopped by to say hi! Steve". Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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RR Auction is holding yet another Steve Jobs -centric auction, stuffed full of signed checks, vintage Apple computers, and Apple marketing memorabilia. Steve's 8th grade science fair project | Image credit: RR Auction The auction , dubbed "Steve Jobs & the Computer Revolution: The Apple 50th Anniversary Auction Part Two," contains more than 200 items. Nearly all of the items are related to Apple in some way, with almost 40 being directly related to the former CEO. As is standard with many auctions, there are several Jobs-signed items available. This includes a NeXT Inc business card with the note that reads "Hi Dad - Just stopped by to say hi! Steve". Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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RR Auction is holding yet another Steve Jobs -centric auction, stuffed full of signed checks, vintage Apple computers, and Apple marketing memorabilia.
Steve's 8th grade science fair project | Image credit: RR Auction The auction , dubbed "Steve Jobs & the Computer Revolution: The Apple 50th Anniversary Auction Part Two," contains more than 200 items.
Nearly all of the items are related to Apple in some way, with almost 40 being directly related to the former CEO.
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