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A recycling facility in Silicon Valley is trying to trace a woman who dumped a rare Apple 1 computer, which just sold to a private collector for $200,000. The company wants to give her a cut of the proceeds: $100,000. The firm -- CleanBayArea -- said the 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 Apple I computer worth $200K accidentally donated A San Francisco area electronics recycling firm is looking for a woman who they say donated a rare 1976 Apple I computer that turned out to be worth $200,000. Jen Markham (@jenmarkham) has the story. The litany of issues that landed with Apple Maps in 2012 has certainly been well documented, with the humiliating episode forcing the tech firm to take a long hard look at how it prepared, built and launched its own software. Snapping up map-related A Northern California woman threw out a piece of Apple history when she gave away a roughly $200,000 vintage Apple 1 computer to a recycling facility. Now, the Silicon Valley facility is looking for the woman because it wants to give her $100,000, or half That didn't take long. The Apple Watch isn't even available in stores yet—only early adopters who preordered have one—and a Canadian man has already been ticketed for using it while driving. Maybe he should have waited for CarPlay? Obviously, we .

Back in April, a woman in her sixties dropped off a box of what she said was her late husband’s computer junk at an electronics recycling company in California’s Bay Area. She didn’t want a donation receipt, and just wanted the stuff out of her garage. Apple's wearable, the Apple Watch, received its first update nearly two weeks ago, and already it has some explaining to do. First noticed by 9to5Mac, the Apple Watch's heart monitor, which is supposed to consistently record a user's heart rate every 10 For a company with nearly $200 billion in cash, Apple (AAPL) knows how to hoard it. In its nearly 40 years of existence, Apple has only purchased one company whose value exceeded $1 billion. Most of Apple’s recent acquisitions have been so small that the 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 .

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