Which of the following statements about Apple I is INCORRECT? [originaltext]

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    Now it may seem a lot for a 34-year-old personal computer, but one of the first Apple computers has been sold by the fine art auctioneers Christie’s in London for over $130, 000. The Apple I was launched in 1976 when the firm’s founder Steve Jobs began selling it from his parents’ garage.
    The Apple I doesn’t look like a computer to the modern eye. (6) It was sold without a casing, a power supply, a screen or a keyboard, and you are expected to assemble it yourself. But the product designed by Apple’s co-founders, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, marked the beginning of the personal computing era. (7) After seeing the Apple I go for roughly 300 times its 1976 price, Steve Wozniak said he’d never imagined that computers would now do so much.