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06/05/03, MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, -- The Apple 1 computer, 1976, signed by Steve Wozniak is on display at the new home of the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Calif . For $666.66, the computer buyer recieved a blank printed circuit board, a kit of parts and 16 pages of insruction. To make a useful computer you would need to add a power supply, keyboard and display. Steve Wozniak and high school friend Steve Jobs produced assembled boards for a local computer shop. --Photo by Kim Kulish

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Apple CEO Steven P. Jobs
06/05/03, MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, -- The Apple 1 computer, 1976, signed by Steve Wozniak is on display at the new home of the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Calif . For $666.66, the computer buyer recieved a blank printed circuit board, a kit of parts and 16 pages of insruction. To make a useful computer you would need to add a power supply, keyboard and display. Steve Wozniak and high school friend Steve Jobs produced assembled boards for a local computer shop. --Photo by Kim Kulish