The Apple Museum, a museum with the largest private collection of Apple products in the world, was recently opened in Prague! It contains a rich selection of Macs, iOS devices and other peripherals manufactured by Apple between 1976 and 2012, including real rarities such as Apple cameras. There is also a bistro with vegan food and many quotes that adorn the walls of the Prague museum.
The Apple Museum, which feeds the largest private collection of Apple products in the world, is not located in Silicon Valley, but in Slovenia, much closer to Prague (an 8-minute walk from the Charles Bridge). In addition to the products made between 1976 and 2012, is also in the museum bistro with vegan food, paying tribute to Steve Jobs, who swore by a vegan diet, and there is also a corner for children, while the walls are decorated with many quotations.
Among the products on display is one of the 100,000 computers produced Apple Lisa, the first Apple personal computers, and the model Apple II, many old versions of Mac, PC NeXT Computer etc. The museum contains both the rarest and most popular Apple products in history, and Jobs' high school yearbook.
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In The Apple Museum, which they helped put on its feet students of the Czech Technical University (Czech Technical University), it is said to be more than 12 thousand meters of cables for computers.
More information:
applemuseum.com
