All of these famous tech companies started in a garage, except...
From Disney to Harley Davidson, many well-known brands were started in a garage, and such is the case for many major tech companies as well.
Historic IBM 7090 mainframe hits Christie's auction block
Bidding is expected to be anywhere from $40,000 to $60,000
Ultra-rare Nintendo PlayStation prototype controller fetches $35,000 at auction
The console and controller went for $360,000 a few years ago
Ultra rare gold Nintendo cartridge from 1990 hits the auction market
A bit worn out but one of the rarest in the world
Cheyenne supercomputer sold to the highest bidder for $480,000
The super-system has been sold "as is," with water leaks, packaged cable bits, and everything else
Rare Super Famicom prototype zooms to $40k bid at auction
It's probably even higher by the time you read this
The US government is auctioning the Cheyenne supercomputer: 145,152 CPU cores and 313 TB of RAM
This 5.34-petaflops supercomputer could be yours
A sealed retail version of Castlevania from 1987 sold for a bargain price of $90,000
Hardcore collectors say it could be worth up to $250,000
Steve Jobs signed Apple business card sells for over $180,000 at auction
Anything signed by Jobs usually fetches a fortune
Another extremely rare copy of Zelda is heading to auction, and it could break records
Time to check the closet for old video games
Two of the world's first desktop PCs discovered during routine home cleaning
Only three of the Intel 8008-powered Q1 PCs are known to still exist
In a nutshell: Even in this connected era where anything of value already seems to be on eBay, amazing discoveries are being made. In London, a routine house cleaning by a waste company uncovered two of the world's first desktop PCs, released back in the early 1970s, of which only three are known to still exist today.
A first-generation iPhone just sold for a record $63,356 at auction
Over 100 times its original price
A first-generation iPhone sold for almost $40,000 at auction
Almost $30,000 in bids were received in the final hours of the sale
Prototype Apple-1 computer used by Steve Jobs auctioned for almost $700,000
Over 1,000 times its original price
Chevy NFT auction that included a free Corvette Z06 attracts no bids, twice
Even with the unique car, nobody wanted this NFT
An Apple-1 signed by Steve Wozniak is being auctioned for an estimated $480,000
The most expensive model ever sold was around twice that amount
Owner of 'first Jack Dorsey tweet' NFT tries to sell it for $48 million, receives $6,200 offer
He paid $2.9 million for the NFT last year
Auction for one-of-a-kind USB-C iPhone closes at $86,001
The phone works, but cannot ever be restored or updated without breaking it
Working Apple-1 computer sells for $400,000 at auction
Check out that Koa wood case
Rare prototype Infinium Labs Phantom console goes up for auction
A fascinating piece of gaming history
Steve Jobs' 1973 application sold for $300,000 more in physical form than its NFT version
People definitely prefer the physical to the digital
Steve Jobs' 1973 job application form is being auctioned for a fourth time, now with an accompanying NFT
Guess which one is proving more valuable?
A copy of Super Mario 64 sold for $1.56 million, breaking a record set two days earlier
The Legend of Zelda wasn't number one for very long