Poland will open an Apple Product Museum: 1,500 exhibits, which will open this year

According to foreign media MacRumors, an Apple product museum invested and constructed by a local Polish group will open this year in Warsaw, the capital of Poland.

This museum will exhibit 1,500 representative products in Apple’s history, and is expected to be the museum with the largest collection of Apple devices in the world . The person in charge of the museum’s exhibition said: “We are cooperating with business partners and have the responsibility to present unique collections for everyone. We hope to use modern exhibition models to present the results of human technological progress. But most importantly, we hope to show the audience the technology. The true core of popular culture.” In addition, he also said that he will create a multimedia space to better allow visitors to experience the exhibition, rather than just watching static exhibits.

The museum covers an area of ​​about 325 square meters, and the types of products on display include Apple computers, laptops, accessories, mobile phones and peripherals, posters, souvenirs, and so on. One of the important exhibits is a copy of the original Apple I computer signed by Apple co-founder Wozniak, which is placed at the entrance of the museum.

Naijatechnews understands that this museum will be filled with sensors to sense the location of visitors, and provide real-time interactive methods such as audio-visual animation and lighting. The Apple Museum will be located in the refurbished Noblin factory building in Warsaw, Poland, and will be open to the public this fall.