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The Economic Times
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In 1983, Steve Jobs placed his Apple Lisa mouse inside a 13-foot time capsule in Colorado; after construction erased its location, crews finally excavated it in 2014

Steve Jobs once gave away the mouse from his own computer. He didn’t sell it, he didn’t lose it; he buried it on purpose. And for the next three decades, nobody could find it. This isn't a rumor. According to The Aspen Times, the local newspaper that has covered this story since the 1980s, the whole story is well-documented, from the original burial ceremony to the day a TV crew finally dug the capsule back up decades later.

A mouse worth saving for the future

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