Apple turns 50 this year and you can celebrate by bidding on Steve Jobs’ eighth-grade science fair project.
The project, titled “What Is the Silicon-Controlled Rectifier?,” is one of 212 lots being sold as part of RR Auction’s Steve Jobs & the Computer Revolution: The Apple 50th Anniversary Auction Part Two. The auction, which closes Thursday, is meant to trace Apple’s “rise from a Los Altos garage to a global technology powerhouse.”
The first part of the auction took place earlier this year and included the first check ever issued by Apple, signed by Jobs and Steve Wozniak. The $500 check was issued in 1976 to Howard Cantin, who designed the…
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