Rare Apple I 'Hatfield' Computer Sells at Auction for Record $1.15 Million
The rare device, signed by Steve Wozniak, has become the most expensive Apple I model ever sold.
One of the most iconic pieces of technological history, the Apple I 'Hatfield' computer, has been sold at auction for a record price. An anonymous buyer paid $1,148,200 for the device. This specific unit is unique because it features an autograph from Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. Known as the 'Hatfield,' this model has proven to be the most expensive Apple I computer ever presented at auction.
A Record-Breaking Deal
The auction results confirm that interest in rare collectible technology remains exceptionally high. The final price of $1,148,200 sets a new record for this specific model. Regarding the details of the transaction, it is only known that the buyer declined to disclose their identity. Consequently, the new owner of the legendary computer remains anonymous. The Apple I, signed by Steve Wozniak, is considered a unique symbol of the early era of the technology industry, which contributed to its significant market value.