An Apple Sells For $374,500

     This Apple is the original computer board that would eventually make Apple Inc. the biggest company in the world.  When Apple II came out about a year later, it provided the now familiar computer case that we all know today (that houses circuit boards, power supply, fan sound card, video card, etc).  Apple II also included a monitor and keyboard.  Sotheby's auction house recently sold a working Apple I computer.  In 1976 when Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were assembling these computers they retailed for $666.66.  The one at Sotheby's of New York went at auction for $374,500.  See full story, http://www.nytimes.com/.