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machine that launched Apple Computer, the Apple I, is about to make a comeback, though it's not coming from Apple. According to an article on Wired News, a computer technician named Vince Briel has built an Apple I replica that he plans to sell for US$200. His problem has been that he couldn't legally sell the machine without Apple's consent, due to the fact that it would need to ship with Apple's ROM in order to be useable. Apple had been unresponsive to his requests, so he went directly to the person who wrote the ROM, Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak, who enthusiastically approved Briel's request
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