Seen on Mercari, a Japanese marketplace, a Pippin Atmark development console for ¥65,000 (about €400).
Seen on eBay, a development board for Apple’s AirPods.
Seen on eBay, an Apple RadioStar 2S test unit. Probably the successor to the RadioStar+ I mentioned a few years ago.
Seen on eBay for $120, a 2nd-generation iPod touch prototype in the form of a development board.
Seen on eBay for just under €50, CDs of the beta version of System 7.
Seen on eBay, a functional (well, it powers on) Apple TV from the nineties in its European version.
Seen on eBay, a motherboard from the 2020 ARM development kit, the DTK.
Seen on eBay for £150, a prototype of the Apple Watch Series 0.
Seen on eBay, a rather unique tool (and I’m not sure it’s an official Apple model): it allows connecting Apple Watches to a computer via the diagnostic port.
Today, a program that isn’t on a vinyl record or even a cassette tape, but rather on the jacket of a cassette tape. Indeed, Emitape computer cassettes hid two small BASIC programs inside.
