For $10,000 (buy-it-now), you could purchase an ultra rare iPhone 4 prototype that comes complete with a Death Star logo on the back. This 32GB model is codenamed N90AP and runs Switchboard, which Apple engineers use to test the phone’s functionality. Continue reading for more pictures and information.
Someone decided to shell out $20,100 for an Xbox 720 development kit, codenamed “Durango”. What’s even more surprising? The auction page contained “only a single image, of a nondescript black PC tower, and has almost no information on what’s actually inside the box.” Continue reading for one more picture and additional information.
Yes, to get your hands on a sealed first-generation iPhone, you’ll have to shell out $10,000. It features “a single-core 412MHz ARM 11 processor, 320 x 480 resolution display measuring 3.5 inches, a 2MP camera, 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi, an accelerometer, and 4, 8, or 16GB of storage.” Continue reading for a video, more pictures, and additional information.
If you’re a diehard NES cartridge collector and have $150,000 laying around, this The Legend of Zelda prototype just might be what you’ve been searching for your entire life. According to the seller, it “is a complete version [and] does not differ from the released version; the simple label reads “HP NOA 2-23-87 Legend of Zelda” – the actual release of the game was August 22nd 1987.” Continue reading for more pictures and information.
Are you a video game collector hoping to land a massive collection, and have $1.2-million to spare? If so, this collection on eBay features every game ever made for 22-consoles, including: the Famicom, Virtual Boy, Game Gear, and more. Continue reading for additional pictures and information.
You’ve probably heard of quite a few strange items being sold on eBay over the years – like this canopy from a top secret jet – but this just might be the strangest. Lori N. from Albuquerque, New Mexico put her “slightly used soul” on the auction site, with bids starting at $2000. However, all is not as it seems. Continue reading for a video and more information.
Not just an go-kart, this one is powered by a Boeing 502-7 gas turbine engine that has been converted to a turbojet, which makes pure thrust; it produces 200 lb.+ of thrust, enabling the vehicle to reach speeds in excess of 100mph. Continue reading for more pictures and information.
Aviation fans rejoice! You can now purchase an authentic SR-71 Blackbird vertical tail rudder for a cool $1-million. However, this may not have seen any air time, as it could be just a spare, though that could possibly increase its value. Continue reading to see the SR-71 in-action.
Priced at nearly $100000 on eBay, this ultra rare Macintosh 128k prototype “features one of Apple’s canceled 5.25 Twiggy floppy disc drives, which was supposedly so unreliable that one of the engineers told Jobs that he should take the thing out and shoot it; the production Macintosh ended up using a Sony drive with far less capacity.” Click here for more pictures. Continue reading for a short video showing more unreleased Apple prototypes.
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Only one of five in the world, this Mercedes-Benz CLK-GTR Super Sport boasts the ultra elusive 7.3L V12 engine that produces 720hp and a top speed of 234mph. It rockets from 0-60mph in just 3.0-seconds. Click here for more pictures. Continue reading to see Top Gear’s review of the original CLK-GTR.
Only 2 were built with the 7.3L engine: chassis #03,chassis #17. In total, 26 CLK-GTR production road versions were constructed. Of these, 20 are coupes and six are roadsters. Two of these were equipped with RHD steering: one coupe (silver exterior/tartan interior) and one roadster (dark silver exterior/magenta interior).