The transaction price was about $135000, and a check for $116.97 signed by Jobs and Woz was successfully auctioned.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, August 28, about 13 days before Apple computer was founded, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak co-founders issued a check for $116.97 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 853 yuan), which began auctioning on RR last month and eventually sold for $135261 (currently about 986000 yuan).

The cheque was issued on March 19, 1976 and made payable to Ramlor, Inc. (a manufacturer of printed circuit boards based in Palo Alto). The payment may be related to the motherboard of the first Apple-1 computer, and any deal over a hundred dollars would need to be approved by two partners, so that's probably why both Jobs and Wozniak wrote their names on checks.

The Apple-1 was Apple's first personal computer, which was then used as a circuit board kit for enthusiasts to solder. Later, on the advice of Paul Terrell, owner of the The Byte Shop store in Mountain View, Calif., Apple began to provide assembled computers. The check starts at more than $50, 000 and ends on August 24.