The job of the late Steve Jobs, which was completed in 1973, has been sold at $ 1,74,757, the dollar amount is equivalent to one and a half million. This application is published by the auction organizer RR auction.
The co-founder and former chief executive of the company had met the name of the organization and the application that was not mentioned in the application form, three years before Apple started the application.
The question papers of this application are being taken out in the auction, in February this year. At the time, it was hoped to sell for $ 50,000. The form is said to be filled with forgery, the BBC report said.
In relation to the special skills mentioned in the application, Jobs spoke about "Electronics Technology and Design Engineer". Hewlett-Packard reported that Hewlett-Packard was mistakenly written by Hewlett-Packard in writing the Hewlett-Packard technology technology site Senate report. The answer to the question of whether computer is understood - 'yes'. It was not known whether Job's application was successful or not.
In the application form, Jobs wrote his name - 'Steven Jobs', write the address 'Reed College'. He used to teach in the United States of Portland, Oregon, though he later moved from there. The answer to the question was whether there was a driver's license - 'yes', but on the question whether he was in a vehicle, he said, "possible, but not possible." Then there was the phone's information place, the maker of the iPhone At the time, he replied - "Nothing".
This auction was held on March 8 to 15 in a Mac OS X manual for $ 41,806, signed in 2008 by Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in 2008, a Newspaper Report, 26, Selling for $ 950