With $671,400, you could buy roughly 2,040.7 base-model iPad minis before taxes. One unnamed buyer, however, just laid that amount out for a single Apple 1 from 1976. Auctioned through a Germany-based Sotheby's Uwe Breker, The New York Times Bits blog notes the price beats out the firm's $640K record from another unit last November. Interestingly, the seller refurbished this latest Apple 1 to working condition, after paying only $40K for it privately. While it doesn't seem to have the original enclosure, we'd be remiss not to mention that the seller also had Steve Wozniak grace the motherboard with his signature. You'll find more info at the source, while we wrap our heads around how this makes last summer's Sotheby's auction price of $374.5K look like a relative steal.
Update: We initially reported that the auction was held through Sotheby's, when it was actually done by Uwe Breker. We've corrected this in this post.
Filed under: Desktops, Misc, Apple
Via: MacRumors
Source: NYT Bits
Source: http://feeds.engadget.com/~r/weblogsinc/engadget/~3/huJualp91VY/
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