Briefly: Working Apple 1 Computer nets record $640,000 at German Auction

A working example of Apple’s first computer was sold by German auction house Team Breker in November for $640,000, breaking the previous Apple I record selling price of $374,500 set by Sotheby’s in June.

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Via: AppleInsider.com

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Tags: Apple, Apple I, Auction, Christie, June, Sotheby, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak