 An Apple I is the first Apple that Steve Wozniak actually imagined and soldered together on a motherboard. Apple I was only a motherboard. There was nothing else that came with it. All the other peripherals, whether it's the monitor, the keyboard, they were all off-the-shelf components assembled by Apple, but the computer alone was just the motherboard. My first computer, which was much later than this Apple, had 200 transistors. The phone in your pocket has around 15 billion transistors. So that's the evolution of computing that we've seen in the last 50 years. This one had just 4 kilobytes of RAM.