Wozniak, who invented the Apple I and Apple II computers, owns several Teslas himself. “Every step up where they changed things in the car, it got worse and worse and worse, and now it is just ...

Another week, another suite of press release-only-announced products. With the exception of the yearly (and mid-year) in-person WWDC, will we ever see Apple do another live event? I digress. Some of ...

Wozniak, who invented the Apple I and Apple II computers, owns several Teslas himself. “Every step up where they changed things in the car, it got worse and worse and worse, and now it is just ...

There are many kits available to today’s hobbyists who wish to try their hand at producing simple computer-controlled ... interfaces for the PC and the Apple II. They had a Dacta control box ...

There are two checks signed by Steve Jobs that could sell for upwards of $25,000, and a rare Apple II Computer with and Rev. 0 logic board and ventless case that could sell for $30,000.

Apple products have reached a certain stratosphere among consumers, a level that's enviable and somewhat unattainable by other technology firms. When Apple pushes a product, consumers ...

The Apple II was an improved version of the Apple I computer kit, and started the boom in personal computer sales, according to the National Museum of American History. It was also the first computer ...