BERLIN–An auc­tion­eer says one of Ap­ple's first com­put­ers–a func­tion­ing 1976 mod­el–has been sold for a record 516,000 eu­ros ($668,000).Ger­man auc­tion house Brek­er said yes­ter­day an Asian client, who asked not to be named, bought the so-called Ap­ple 1, which the tech com­pa­ny's founders Steve Jobs and Steve Woz­ni­ak built in a fam­i­ly garage.

Brek­er claims it is one of on­ly six known re­main­ing func­tion­ing mod­els in the world. Brek­er al­ready sold one last year for 492,000 eu­ros.It says the com­put­er bears Woz­ni­ak's sig­na­ture. An old busi­ness trans­ac­tion let­ter from the late Jobs al­so was in­clud­ed.The Ap­ple 1, which was sold for $666 in 1976, con­sist­ed of on­ly the cir­cuit board. A case, a key­board and a screen had to be bought sep­a­rate­ly.

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