People visit the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland on May 29, 2022. The new museum sets out to tell the story of the development of consumer electronics through the ‘successes and failures’ of Apple. — AFP
WARSAW: A new museum opening in a former metalworking factory in Warsaw brings together 1,600 exhibits linked to Apple – the result of years of painstaking efforts by a determined Polish collector.
“It is the biggest and most complete Apple collection in the world,” boasted Jacek Lupina, a 56-year-old architect, who amassed the collection spanning the entire history of the US tech giant.
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People visit the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland on May 29, 2022. The new museum sets out to tell the story of the development of consumer electronics through the ‘successes and failures’ of Apple. — AFP
A Macintosh computer made with lego bricks is on display at the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
Jacek Lupina, owner and creator of newly opened Apple Museum poses for a photo at the Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
Lupina operates a Macintosh computer made with lego bricks in Warsaw, Poland on May 29, 2022. — AFP
Apple II computers are on display at the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
An Apple II computer is on display at the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
Lupina is seen through a window sitting at his desk at the Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
Apple computers from different generations on display at the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
People visit the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland on May 29, 2022. — AFP
People visit the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
A replica of an Apple 1 computer is on display at the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
Lupina with a vintage Mac computer at the Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
Lupina at the entrance to the Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
People looking at the displays in the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
Visitors browsing the exhibits in the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
A Time magazine with Apple founder Steve Jobs on the cover is on display at the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
Lupina next to a replica of the legendary Apple 1 computer at the Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
People visit the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
A Macintosh computer made with lego bricks is on diplay at the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
A museum guide presents a replica of an Apple 1 computer to visitors at the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
People visit the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
People visit the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
A boy looks at a Macintosh computer made with lego bricks as he visits the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
People checking out older generation versions of the Mac at the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
Apple II computers are on display at the newly opened Apple Museum in Warsaw, Poland. — AFP
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