Early mouse prototypes were among the most expensive items at an auction for historic technology.
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Historic pieces of technology and memorabilia connected to industry innovators recently sold at an auction. A Pong prototype, a piece of unissued Microsoft stock, and early mice concepts were among the items sold. Bidding closed at the end of last week, and the selling prices are now up on the RR Auction website.
Several historic pieces of technology and associated memorabilia were auctioned off recently. The collection included two mice owned by Douglas Engelbart, the inventor of the mouse, and multiple items connected to Apple founder Steve Jobs. The auction also had an early Pong prototype, which brought in the most money for any single item.
Now that the auctions have closed, the bids have been finalized, and the dust has settled, we can take a look at what people spent on historic gadgets. Topping the list is a Pong 'Home Edition' prototype that sold for ... https://www.windowscentral.com/unissued-microsoft-stock-sells-1300-pong-prototypes-goes-over-quarter-million-dollars
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