Steve Wozniak, visionary engineer behind Apple's first computers, is 71 years old today - Frank Beacham's Journal
Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak with the Apple-1 computer - CHM Revolution
Apple computer built by Steve Jobs, Wozniak may fetch $600,000 in auction - BusinessToday
Photos: Fully functional Apple-1 computer from 1976 is up for auction
Original Apple-I Computer Sold by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in 1976 Heads to Auction - TechEBlog
Apple-1, the First Computer Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak Made Now for Sale on eBay; Here's the Price of the iPad Ancestor! - Tablet News
Functional Apple-1 With Original Box Signed by Steve Wozniak Goes to Auction - MacRumors
Apple-1 Computer Designed by Steve Jobs Sold for $500,000 | Beebom
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Steve Wozniak describes his ideal PC in 1977 feature on the Apple II - The Verge
Strangely, the First Apple Computer and Apple's Stock Have Increased in Value by Nearly the Same Colossal Amount | Inc.com
Steve Wozniak Has Advice for Silicon Valley Startups | Fortune
2 Lessons From Steve Wozniak's Early Creative Experiments | Inc.com
Where did Steve Wozniak learn to build computers and code it? - Quora
CU Boulder computer tiff sent Apple's Steve Wozniak back to California
Original Working Apple-1 Computer by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak Could be Yours for $1.5-Million - TechEBlog
To fund the creation of Apple's first computer, Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs sold...
The Apple I, Apple's first computer, designed and hand-built by Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs' friend, in 1976. : r/interestingasfuck
Original Apple Computer Built by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak to Be Auctioned | Technology News
One of the First Apple Computers Has Sold for $905,000
Apple's first computer hand-built by Steve Jobs and Wozniak sells for $400,000 | Mint
Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak with Apple-1 computer - CHM Revolution
Steve Wozniak - Wikipedia
Watch: Steve Wozniak on the early days of Apple, and the Apple IIe computer | Boing Boing
