One of the first computer built by Apple in 1976, will be sold by the company's founder and has been included in an auction in the UK with an estimated price of 150,000 pounds.
The founder of Apple, Steve Jobs sells first generation Apple computers-1 of his parents garage.
Apple-I, the precursor iPad, iPhone and other new gadgets, first went on sale in July 1976 with a price of $ 666.66.
According to the Daily Mail, the Apple-1 comes with a small memory 8K or 524,000 times smaller than current standard Memory in an Apple computer, a memory that will not have the capacity to store one song.
This device comes with original packaging, instruction manual and a letter signed by Jobs, who still heads the company.
Julian Wilson, from the Center of Christie's auction said, "Before Apple 1 You should collect your own motherboard and will require soldering skills.
This computer will be sold at Christie's auction house based in London, England on November 23rd.
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