The Macintosh SE used by Steve Jobs will be auctioned off with a starting price of $200,000 to $300,000. Device owned by Jobs in 1988 and 1994 and contains files and information from the routine of the former Apple CEO. The auction will be held by Bonhams and is scheduled to open on October 25th.

The Mac comes with other Steve Jobs items such as various documents and marketing materials. According to the description of the auction, only some personal data was removed from the hard drive, but information such as weekly tasks, travels, and even a missed meeting with King Charles III remained in the archives.

There is evidence that the device was used by Lisa Brennan-Jobs, the daughter of the creator of the iPhone. The email system and Microsoft Word are registered in your name. Judging by the recorded files, the last work done on the Mac is dated 1994. According to auction house Bonhams, Steve Jobs personally delivered the Mac to its current owner and reportedly said the device “may have value someday.”. The Bonhams auction also features other older Apple products, such as a fanless version of the Apple II, priced at $158,000.

Apple Product Auctions for Millionaires

It looks like millionaire auctions for Apple products are getting more and more popular. Last Monday (17th) The original sealed iPhone was auctioned in the US for $39,339.60. – the equivalent of 207 thousand reais in direct conversion.

On the auction page, LGC described the iPhone as follows: “First case in original packaging in excellent condition. Virtually free of defects on the surface and edges, factory protection with stitching, details and tension. Labels on the back. correctly positioned under the seal. All original, no replacement stickers or UPD labels. Brand new. Never activated.”

The first iPhone was released on June 29, 2007, priced at $599 and available in 4GB, 8GB, and 12GB memory versions. Undoubtedly, the iPhone was the product that revolutionized the cell phone market by introducing the touch screen and innovative features in the cell phone. Following the history of Apple, we can understand why the company’s old products are treated as very valuable relics.

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Via: iMore Source: Bonhams

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