When Apple launched its first personal computer, the Apple I, PC hardware just wasn't something people had. The Apple I came as a circuit board with no power, keyboard, or monitor. However, because ...

In 1977, Mike Markkula put $250,000 into Apple when its future was still uncertain. The money helped the young company move ...

And yet within a year of that first meeting of the Homebrew Computer Club, on March 5, 1975, a computer was in the hands of consumers for just a few hundred dollars and the personal computer ...

A piece of Apple history is headed to auction... again. The "Hatfield" Apple I computer, which sold for $671,400 in 2013, will be back on the block this fall. This time, auction house Bonhams expects ...