A never-before-seen photograph showing electronics giant Apple's very first computers stacked in boxes in Steve Jobs' bedroom has come to light.
The grainy snap was taken in 1976 when Jobs, then 21, and friend Steve Wozniak built 50 basic computers in Jobs' parents' house.
The fascinating image depicts the humble beginnings the company started from before it went on to become the world's most valuable brand worth £60 billion.
The photo, thought to have been taken by Jobs himself, shows two piles of white cardboard boxes containing the first 50 'Apple 1' devices in front of some windows.
A basic monitor sits atop a chest of drawers while a soldering iron and wiring can be seen on a desk.
The grainy snap was taken in 1976 when Jobs, then 21, and friend Steve Wozniak built 50 basic computers in Jobs' parents' house.
The fascinating image depicts the humble beginnings the company started from before it went on to become the world's most valuable brand worth £60 billion.
A basic monitor sits atop a chest of drawers while a soldering iron and wiring can be seen on a desk.
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