The First Computer Apple Ever Made
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Hi everyone! I’m incredibly excited to bring you a truly special video: the unboxing and the powering up of the original Apple 1, the legendary computer that marked the dawn of the modern tech revolution. This isn’t just any piece of history; it’s the very first product ever created by Apple, a true icon in the world of computing.
The Apple 1, conceived in 1976 by Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs, represents the moment when computer technology began to move from laboratories into the homes and minds of ordinary people.
This particular Apple 1 belongs to Marco Boglione, the founder and president of BasicNet and he acquired this Apple 1 through an auction held by Christie’s, one of the world’s most prestigious auction houses. His acquisition of this Apple 1 is a symbol of his passion for technology history and his appreciation for valuable artifacts that have shaped our present.
Video footage courtesy of Matteo Follo.
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It really warms my heart to see someone so young get a chance to interact with this history-making technology and show such an interest in it. Keep up the great work :)
I’m so happy that you appreciate my passion. Your support means a lot and I’ll keep working hard to bring more of this history to life!
Love the IT crowd shirt
LETS GO SAYAKA!! I love the new video format!
Thanks!!!
How marvelous that you got to interview these folks and see these historic machines.
a new generation of connoisseurs of vintage hardware and retro gaming
Great video and high-quality interviews. Could have been a professional TV segment.
Thanks for that!
Thank you!
Waz really deserves a lot more credit for the early Apple computers than he gets. He made the early Apple computers easy to upgrade. He invited people to experiment on thier Apple computers. Much different from the modern Apple computers where if you don't have Apple Care you're screwed.
The Apple I had a breadboard area. The Apple II had expansion slots.. Woz was an awesome engineer and very keen on people tinkering with his creations. He is the vey soul of Apple and you are correct nobody gives him enough credit
@@MarianoLu Thanks a agreeing with me.. Steve Jobs was a business man. Waz is the creator of the Apple computer. Nuff said.. )^_-)/
@@geotechmore8855 Steve Jobs was a product designer and visionary. He was also one of the best people in his high school at electronics. He allegedly programmed the calculator desktop accessory in classic MacOS. Design and industrial design are career choices, Jobs mastered that field.
Big jump in production quality! Keep it up but don’t feel pressured, stay awesome!
Thank you so much for the awesome feedback! 😃 I’m really happy you’re noticing the improvements.
Love the ending!
What wonderful interviews!
Thank you! I really appreciate your comment and am so glad you enjoyed the interviews!
Great video, great subject, great interviews, great camera work and great editing.
That's a real piece of history alright. Great video. Always so professional and interesting to watch.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it interesting. It was truly special to work with such a historic piece.
I came across your channel recently and I have to say that I was hooked from the beginning. Your dedication, passion and compromise with the development and history of technology it's pure inspiration. I hope you keep going and we can have more content.
Very nice. Great editing. Great topic. Wonderful people to interview. And of course, the picture at the end!
Thank you so much for the compliments and the donation, I really appreciate your support. It allows me to expand my electronics lab over time.🙂
I love how Italians talk with their hands, it's a whole extra language 😊
What a fantastic video. Thank you
I love the fact that Mr. Boglione dubbed himself for the English version of this video 😄
Wow, what an exceptionally well made and informative video! Great work Eleonora!
Lovin that last pic 😁 Thanks for the awesome vid!
Love the new video style and the more in depth insight!
Marco Boglione (first interview at 4:00) seems like a really interesting person. Would be interesting to hear a long interview with him.
Great video! Thanks for taking us with you!😃
Great video Sayaka.. and also loving the IT Crowd t-shirt too! I'm sure Jen, Roy and Maurice will speak to the internet elders and send you THE Internet to show on your next video! 😛
Very interesting video. Great job. The picture at the end is really good, you are even wearing the black sweater.
4:10 - of course he's wearing a black turtleneck. 😂
I did solder one of these, the second serial. One friend father did order the beast, and we did the assembly. It was not supplied originaly with IC DIL supports, but we did add them to be able to replace any faulty component. We also improved the power supply to improve stability. Ou can't imagine the joy when turning on the first time with the blinking cursor.
I can imagine and I know the work behind this video.
Greetings from Spain
This is the real content. Beauty in all sense: You, your knowledge, your personality and your content itself. Congrats. I hope you grow up a lot. Thanks.
Saw your notification on Facebook a week or so ago; put off watching this video until I could do so without distraction. Glad I did -- very well done, Elenora! You seem to be as effective at interviewing technology greats as you are troubleshooting and repairing hardware. And I haven't mentioned the editing and publishing of the video itself. (Anyone who's ever done that knows it's a journey unto itself!) That's an uncommon set of skills for one person to have. I hope this video lands you more opportunities like this; you clearly deserve it. 👍 P.S. Awesome recreation of the Jobs photo at the end.
Love this 🙌 the production quality bumped up a lot! Thank you so much for sharing with all of us the amazing piece of history that is the Apple 1.
looking georgeous
That computer proved to be so important. Good interviews.
woah, this is a whole documentary! Amazing work, keep it up!
Great job on the interviews and look at this very important hardware in our history. Looking forward to more!
The quality of the channel is just amazing!
Thanks for the effort for doing this video - always heard about it but never saw it.
Did you just SIMP?
@@saganandroid4175 It is not 105 USD - check the currency code - you know about them ???.
1,876.61 ZAR is a 105 USD.
105 ZAR is enough for a McDonalds Happy Meal :).
Thank you so much for your generosity and watching! 🙂The donations on this channel have made it possible for me to expand my electronics lab.
@@saganandroid4175 This is 5.5 euros. More people should support smaller channels and creators, especially when they put the donations towards their channel and uploads.
🤩Remarkable content as always❗
Thank you Sayaka, this is one of the best videos I have seen in a long time. I was pleased to hear the perspective from the lady and gentlemen you interviewed. This is the first time I see and learn about the Apple 1.
Awesome video about a milestone of computers. I did not expected that much passion and quality of this video. Great job! 😊
Great presentation!
(especially for a computer that is so much older than you---I love how much you love it)
Incredible production value, congratulations!!! The voice overs are excellent.
What an amazing video. A true giant's leap in the scope and ambition of your content. Congratulations!
Thank you so much for your amazing comment! I’m glad you think this video marks a significant change.
Love the ending! Also, great format of the videos!
Great video! The photo at the end is awesome! 👍
Ho wow! That was great! Good job. The photo at the end is a very nice touch.
great job! really enjoyed that. nice editing and the final shot is a classic
Thank you!
Great video , thank you , keep them coming , I have learned so much
It is incredible that you could handle it, write and great report, the best ending, the photos, everything
I like your channel. It is good to see a young person having an interest in these machines. It is a great piece of history!
Love the picture at the end 😊
This was WONDERFUL! What an amazing opportunity. Pure computing history right there. Great video, as always!
Excellent video, Sayaka 😃👌
super interviews! Many thanks Sayaka!
Wow! That was a fabulous piece of history, You really must have been excited.
Yet again you have proven how interesting and versatile you are, and how knowledgeable
and yet willing to keep learning about these historical pieces of computing history.
Wonderful video, thank you very much!
Excellent video! Keep up the great work!
Every new episode, the production quality goes up!
Love the IT Crowd ☺️
Wow thank you for sharing , love looking in detail in the origens of things iam interested in. Love your enthusiam , hope you continue to document your jurney..
Fascinating episode. Professionally made and great videography.
ooh! such a great peace of history! AND the thanx for the doing the effort of making a video with lots of history in it. My favorite kind of videos! Cheers!
Production values really going up in your newer videos and this was a really interesting one. Thankyou for making it!
thank you so much to made this awesome video
Such deep insight from so many experts. If we want to have a positive impact on the future we need to understand the innovations from the past!
IT Crowd, AWESOME!!!!
Your videos have always been informative, but this is mind blowing.
Film Direction is great, little off sync with sound, but DAMN, all together Amazing.
What do I know?
IT Crowd!!!
Thanks so much for your kind words! I’m glad you enjoyed the IT Crowd reference!
Very cool experience. Bravo! Fantastic picture at the end.
So great to see this machine :) Thanks for YET! another fabulous video Sayaka :).....🥰👏👏👏👏👏
You're awesome, great shirt, I love this series. Ah, this computer is truly an iconic piece. Make more videos like this.
This is crazy! These are so rare. Happy for you.
Very glad to have assembled my own Apple I clone, Adamo. I love it and I like Claudio Parmigiani’s expansion boards.
i always was amazed that within 8 years Apple went from glorified TV Typewriters built in a garage to the original Mac. in that same time they had seven major product introductions (Apple 1, Apple 2, 2+, 2e, Apple ///, Lisa and Macintosh). Must have been an incredible place to work!
Cool! Interesting content again. Also a nice picture on the end 👍
Great video, excellent interviews.
You have the pleasure of see and use a big peace of computer history, thank for sharing with us
Wow what a nice video ! Thanks
Probably the best video you did!
such a young talented engineer meets masters , a know-how transfer between generations , watching all these are so precious.
let's goooo! thanks for making this, im watching right now i've not seen one running so this will be cool ^O^
Complimenti! Great interviews and video
This is a high-water mark for you and your channel. Computing history is even more important than computing technology. I'm not a huge fan of Apple, or of their equipment, but this was well done!
Great interviews. I'd say you leveled up. Nicely done! 👍
I just discovered your channel. What a treat it is! 😊 I wish I had someone as interested in all these things as you are to talk to. I love computers, tech and consoles since we got our first cyrix 286, when I was a kid. Its nice to be able to watch other people having the same passion. Keep on doing what you do. You got yourself a subscriber 😉
Also the foto in the end is absolute fire😅
So glad this video showed up in my recommendations! I subscribed to your channel after just one minute. 🙂 You are so lucky to have experienced an Apple 1 in person! Thank you for sharing this with us! 🍎
This video was FANTASTIC!!! You did such a good job making it. I love the photo of you at the end with the Macintosh. :)
Great episode, thanks!
Great video. Awesome documentary skills. Subscribed.
Thank you for this informative and cool video. You’re refreshing and awesome 🌞
That is the content! 👍🏻
You are such a rockstar! What an amazing video
Thank you so much! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the video, your support means a lot to me!
Super cool video, loved the ending picture of the video. Congratulations, in powering the One First Apple I computers, interviewing the owner of the First Apple I computer, and their team members. Thanks for sharing!👌📸🥰👩💻⭐️💎
Dude, that is so, so awesome.
Love that imitation pic at the end!
Very lucky, thanks for bringing us along too :)
OH MY GOSH!!! i didnt expect the last part of the video jaja, it was so cool!
This was great Sayaka! You are great!
Super cool. Thanks so much.
Awesome video love it
This was a really amazing video! Great work! Preserve everything. 😊❤
Great cinematography, editing, and storytelling! Impressive documentary.
Next level stuff, very well done! It must have been an amazing experience to meet them. I hadn't realised how rare the apple one was. Keep up your great work! 😊
Well, the apple 1 didn't had a integrated basic interpreter, it had to be loaded from cassette, it did had a built in integrated machine language monitor (woz mon)... I do like that young people like you are into vintage tech! Congratulations!!!
Yes, and an Apple ][ had Integer BASIC and an Apple ][+ had Applesoft BASIC. Remember around a year later getting a 16K memory expansion card -- so I could load Integer BASIC on an Apple ][+ (you needed 64K total to do that) so I could play some of the older Apple ][ games that were written in Integer BASIC.
Great job with the documentary format! The flow between the presentations and interview segments was well done.