Steve Jobs' 8th-Grade Science Fair Project Goes up for Auction
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Designed for the 1968 Science Fair with instructions not to break the system (ANSA)
You can now make a bid on Steve Jobs' 8th-grade science fair project
RR Auction is holding yet another Steve Jobs-centric auction, stuffed full of signed checks, vintage Apple computers, and Apple marketing memorabilia.Steve's 8th grade science fair project | Image credit: RR AuctionThe auction, dubbed "Steve Jobs & the Computer Revolution: The Apple 50th Anniversary Auction Part Two," contains more than 200 items. Nearly all of the items are related to Apple in some way, with almost 40 being directly related to …
Steve Jobs' 8th-grade science fair project goes up for auction
Collectors have proven avid fans of Steve Jobs memorabilia over the years, and a new piece seems likely to attract significant interest. It’s an 8th-grade science fair project with two demonstration circuits – and a warning note from Steve to his teachers. It’s remained at the Jobs family property in Los Altos ever since, but is now one of more than 200 items in an Apple 50th anniversary auction …
Steve Jobs’ 8th-grade science fair project attracts $8,475 in bids amid heated Apple memorabilia auction
Steve Jobs Personally-Built 8th Grade Science Fair Project: “What is the Silicon-Controlled Rectifier?” Long before co-founding Apple and revolutionizing personal computing, a young Steve Jobs was already diving deep into electronics. In eighth grade, he built a science fair project titled “What is the Silicon-Controlled Rectifier?” Now, that piece of early history is up for grabs. As of Wednesday morning, bidding on the project has reached $8,4…
An electronics project created by Steve Jobs when he was 13 is up for auction. A vestige of his childhood dreams. - on macitynet.it Steve Jobs' complex middle school science project is up for auction.
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