The Apple 1 was an early hand-built computer that was the company's first commercial product. It made its debut in 1976 for the slightly sinister price of $666.66. Only around 200 units were ever produced, making it an extremely rare collectable.
At a recent auction, an Apple 1 sold for the princely sum of $213,000. For the same price, you could buy 88 Quad Core 27in iMacs - and still have over a grand left in the bank.
Why did Apple computer developer, Steve Jobs, a 33rd degree Freemason, choose an apple with a bite missing for the company's logo? Truth is stranger than fiction.
In Genesis the serpent (the Devil, Satan, Revelation 20:2) seduced Eve to eat of the forbidden fruit, and she did eat, and gave it to Adam and he also did eat, openly the floodgate for sin and death to pass upon the human race (Romans 5:12).
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