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Original Apple computers might not be of very much practical use today, but they can certainly fetch shockingly high prices when sold to collectors. But that’s only if you know what they might be worth. One woman in California apparently didn’t know Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives. Whenever I see a famous actress waft down the Oscars red carpet wearing $1 million worth of necklace, I think to myself: "Looks like bad taste bits of metal and A Silicon Valley recycling firm which sold an Apple-1 computer hand-built by Apple co-founder Steven Wozniak in 1976 for $200,000 in a private auction is offering $100,000 to the woman woman who dumped the rare first-generation computer with the firm in April. A $100,000 check is waiting for a mystery woman who donated a rare apple 1 computer to a Silicon Valley recycling firm. CleanBayArea in Milpitas, California, is trying to track down a woman in her 60s who dropped off some electronic goods in April, when Limited supplies of the Apple Watch have resulted in some Apple fans jealously looking on as special access celebs flash their gold versions of the device in public. But if you're one of the many still waiting for your Apple Watch to arrive, you now have The hunt is on for a Californian woman who accidentally recycled a classic apple 1 computer that turned out to be worth $200,000 (£136,000). The iconic machine was mixed in amongst an array of electronics and cables the nameless lady handed over to the .

Could your old Apple computer be worth $100,000? Probably not, but an unidentified California woman could soon get a check for the rare apple 1 computer she donated to a recycling firm in Silicon Valley, Reuters reported Sunday. The firm, CleanBayArea in If you ask a serious Apple hardware collector what their most desired piece of kit would be, most would respond with the Apple-1. It was released in 1976 for $666.66 as Apple’s first product and was hand-built by Steve Wozniak. Understandably, a hand An electronics recycling plant in Milpitas, California is looking for a woman who dumped off an Apple 1 Computer that fetched more than $260,000 at a private auction. The woman, who did not leave any name or contact information, told the Clean Bay Area A recycling firm in Silicon Valley is attempting to track down a mystery woman who donated a rare Apple 1 computer, seemingly unaware that it was worth $200,000. California-based CleanBayArea discovered the collector's item in a box of electrical equipment .

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