Producer: Apple - Category: Personal Computer
Photo 1: Achim Baqué, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (CopsonApple1 2k cropped.jpg)
Replica of the Apple I, 1976 design. The Apple-1 was Apple's first product: a bare circuit board designed by Steve Wozniak and sold from 1976 for US$666.66, with a 6502 processor, 4 KB of RAM and a video terminal on board, to which the buyer added keyboard, power supply, case and a television. Only about 200 were made, and surviving originals are among the most valuable computers ever. The Esocop specimen is a modern functional replica built from Mike Willegal's reproduction of the original board.
| Original years | 1976 to 1977 |
| Original manufacturer | Apple Computer Company (Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs) |
| Processor | MOS Technology 6502 at 1 MHz |
| RAM | 4 KB, expandable to 8 KB on board (up to 48 KB with expansion) |
| ROM | 256 bytes (system monitor) |
| Display | built-in video terminal, 40 x 24 characters, on a television or monitor |
| Storage | optional cassette interface (300 baud) |
| Input | ASCII keyboard supplied by the user |
| Software | monitor in ROM, Apple BASIC (Integer BASIC) on cassette |
| Original price (1976) | US$666.66 |
| This specimen | replica built on the Willegal reproduction board |
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