Poland will soon be able to boast of one of the best-stocked Apple museums in Europe. The Apple Museum of Poland, which is due to open this April, will house more than 1,600 devices and artifacts made over the years by the Cupertino giant.
Have you been using Apple products for ages? This could bring back good memories… especially if you are planning a trip to Poland. Housed in the Norblin factory in Warsaw, the Apple Museum of Poland could well become a new place of pilgrimage for fans of the apple brand. This museum, whose opening is imminent, houses within it a complete collection of Apple’s most emblematic products.
From the Apple I to the iMac G3 via the Macintosh 128K
Thus, 1,600 devices, accessories and various products marketed by Apple over its 46 years of existence will be periodically installed in the 350 m2 of the museum, supplemented by 100 hours of videos and interactive terminals.
The purpose of the museum will be to review the evolution of the brand through significant events and iconic products. The first exhibition will thus bring together some deliciously vintage devices, such as the Apple I (1976), the Macintosh 128K (1984) or the iMac G3 (1998).
For more information, do not hesitate to consult the official website of the museum.
Source : 9to5Mac
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