The museum was founded by an Apple enthusiast who has been collecting Apple computers for 15 years as Andrei Antonov.
Displayed in the museum includes displays, hardware, keyboards and computer equipment that Apple has produced over the past three decades, such as the fixed laptop model Apple IIC produced in 1980, a rare 1978 Apple II computer, and the first The station can carry computers and even Mac laptops that are brought to space by astronauts!
It is worth mentioning that the Apple objects in Andrei Antonov's collection are quite well preserved. In addition to the new color, these computers can still be used normally after opening them a few decades ago. Is it possible to reflect the quality of Apple products in one aspect? What? Let me go to the Apple Museum and make a round trip!
The legendary Apple II was Apple's first mass-produced product in 1977:
Apple II's representative painting software PaintBrush and popular Arkanoid games:
a mouse
An Apple II joystick
a floppy disk drive
a floppy disk
The first MacIntosh machine Macintosh was produced on January 24, 1984 by Steve Jobs, then chairman of the board; it replaced the command line interface with a mouse and graphical user interface and became the first commercial PC. Successes:
Their 4 megabyte Macintosh Plus (an enhanced version of the McIntosh machine) was subsequently released.
When Microsoft designed Word; Jobs and Gates reached an agreement that Microsoft only offered Word software to the Macintosh. Later, this agreement was violated.
Macintosh and Macintosh Plus
Lisa2 and Macintosh XL
Macintosh IIfx
The 40MHz Macintosh IIfx was built in 1990 and is priced at $10,970. This computer has 8 memory slots, each of which can be inserted with a maximum of 128MB of memory, which was a very large amount at the time.
This is a device used to download bills of exchange at the time:
Macintosh Color Classic, you can use it to play Prince of Persia:
Various Macintosh
Macintosh Quadra 700 designed specifically for publishers
Includes magazines, video game consoles, digital cameras and an IPod Apple souvenir display:
This pair of glasses is issued in the world's upper limit of 30 pairs! The following Macintosh power notebook is Apple's first laptop. It was released in 1989 and weighs 10 kilograms and sells for $6,500.
The evolution of laptops:
Macintosh DuoDock
Apple Super Laptop G3:
iBook G3
iBook G3
iMac G3
This museum will bring fun to every visitor and it is really worth our visit!
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