Bids for the RR Auction model are already at $5,000, and it is expected to sell for well over $20,000.

The Data Domain Apple-1 is considered an 'exceptional and historic' example of one of the machines, and RR Auction expects it to sell for over $500,000.Īn original, sealed iPhone is up for sale as well, notable as a sealed first-generation ‌iPhone‌ just sold for more than $63,000, quite a premium over the initial $599 retail price. A limited number of the devices remain, and they can sell for upwards of $400,000. There were around 200 Apple-1 computers produced in 1976, and 175 of those were sold.

The machine was signed by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and it is in full operational condition. Apple is expected to begin the EVT (engineering validation test) phase of ‌iPhone 15‌ production in March. As Apple plans devices well in advance of when they launch, design choices will likely be solidified in the near future. Apple so far has released titanium Apple Watch models in a standard silver titanium color and a darker titanium color, but red anodization would be entirely new.Īccording to 9to5Mac's source, the information on the color options is 'still early' and 'could change' closer to the fall, so the colors shared could be off. ‌iPhone 15‌ models could have more color options, including colors akin to red, black, and white.Īpple's dark red color would presumably be offered for the titanium finish rumored for the ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌ and Pro Max. The dark red shade that Apple may have planned for the ‌iPhone 15 Pro‌ models would likely be accompanied by standard (PRODUCT)RED devices in a brighter shade, along with more traditional shades close to silver/gold and space gray. The pink shade, color hex code #CE3C6C is a deeper pink described as 'telemagenta.' The blue, color hex code #4DB1E2, is described as 'picton blue.' The standard ‌iPhone 15‌ models could be available in new dark pink and bright, light blue colors. The color hex code is #410D0D, described as a dark sienna. With the iPhone 14 Pro, Apple introduced a dark purple, while the standard iPhone 14 was offered in a purple shade.Īpple's iPhone 15 and 15 Pro models will also come in unique colors, and 9to5Mac says that an unnamed source indicates Apple is working on iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models in a dark red, which is close to a burgundy shade.

With every iteration of the iPhone, Apple changes the available color options, often introducing a special color or set of colors that set new iPhones apart from the prior generation.

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