The set, sold at the Breker auction house in Germany, is one of only six known working Apple-1 computers left.
The computer was hand-assembled and signed by Steve Wozniak (pictured above), a cofounder of Apple, in 1976, according to the Los Angeles Times. The documentation that accompanied the computer was signed by Steve Jobs, according to BBC.
Only 200 Apple-1 computers were ever produced, and only 46 are known to currently exist worldwide, according to Telegraph.
“It’s really the Holy Grail of collectable technology,” said Bob Luther, author of The First Apple.
Uwe Breker, the German auctioneer, commented in an interview, “This really confirms the value of Apple-1’s,” according to MacRumors.
Breker noted that the buyer was a wealthy entrepreneur from the Far East who would like to maintain his anonymity.