Apple Muzeum Polska

Zapraszamy na zimowe, 1,5-godzinne, warsztaty dla uczniów w dwóch grupach wiekowych. 22 stycznia, podczas zajęć „Złóż swojego Macintosha z okazji 40-stych urodzin kultowego komputera!”, dzieci będą miały okazję zbudować lub narysować swój własny model sprzętu spod znaku znanego jabłuszka, ale także wzbogacić swoją wiedzę z zakresu sztuki i technologii. Dzieci w wieku 7-9 lat zapraszamy na godz. 10:00. Zajęcia dla starszych (10-13 lat) rozpoczną się o 12:00. Liczba miejsc jest ograniczona (15 osób na jednych zajęciach), dlatego zachęcamy do zapisów. Wiadomość należy wysłać na adres: w.pawlak@muzeumapple.pl

Ogromnie miło nam powitać naszego nowego patrona technologicznego iMad! Marka iMad - Apple Premium Service Provider and Authorized Reseller to autoryzowany sprzedawca i serwis Apple w Polsce, specjalizujący się w sprzedaży i najmie urządzeń od Apple oraz w serwisie gwarancyjnym i pogwarancyjnym.  To dzięki iMad możecie m.in. oglądać nasze ekspozycje wzbogacone o kolejne urządzenia od firmy z Doliny Krzemowej. To silna marka, z którą zdołamy zdziałać jeszcze wiele.  iMad gorąco witamy, a Was zachęcamy do śledzenia naszych mediów na bieżąco. 

Behind-the-scenes interviews with Daniel Kottke and Mark Friedman 🇮🇱, who hosted yesterday's event.

Daniel signs the Apple-1 board.

Daniel Kottke signs a graphic on the wall with his historic photo in our museum.

Yesterday's event at our museum was wonderful. The special guest was Daniel Kottke, who is a Silicon Valley legend. Daniel is a very warm humble person who has made great contributions to Apple's history and technology. He is happy to share memories and anecdotes. This will be remembered for a long time. Thank you Dan. Many thanks to Mark Friedman 🇮🇱 for interviewing Daniel. We also thank the guests who came!

Daniel Kottke will be in our museum! Apple legend, employee no.12, friend of Steve Jobs, whom he took on a mystical pilgrimage to India in 1974. He was the one who personally soldered most of the Apple-1 boards. He also co-created the Apple II, Apple III and Macintosh. American entrepreneur passionate about artificial intelligence and language-based machine models. Please join us for a meeting with Daniel Kottke on November 25 at 5 p.m. The host and interviewer will be Mark Friedman 🇮🇱, Chief Marketing Officer, Samurai Labs.

See what great souvenirs we received from Renata Poray, which we wrote about in a previous post. The first is the original NeXT service screwdriver. That it existed we only heard about, but there are no photos on the Internet. When NeXT was bought by Apple, everyone switched to the new company. Jobs negotiated a guarantee that his employees would not be laid off for several years. Renata also worked at Apple as Head of WW Technical Training & Certfication. From this period she kept a second souvenir, this pen made of exotic wood, developed according to Apple's strict pattern for this type of gadget. She donated both souvenirs to our museum. A huge thank you to you Renata!

I went to Lodz, Poland, to meet an exceptional woman who worked for many years with Steve Jobs at first NeXT and then Apple. Renata Poray got a job at NeXT soon after graduating from the film academy. She worked as a Project Manager and Technical Training Engineers. She had her office next to Steve's room. She recounted many warm and interesting memories from that time. She then moved with the whole team to Apple where she held the position of Head of WW Technical Training & Certfication. This is our next meeting with Renata, who has already visited our museum and donated a unique NeXT poster signed by the author of that famous logo at that time. During the meeting in Lodz, our friend and promoter donated two amazing private mementos from her time at NeXT and Apple to the collection. We will show them in the next post.

"Szarlotka po polsku" już za nami. Nasi zaproszeni goście byli w doskonałych humorach i opowiedzieli wiele ciekawych historii. Weterani i ewangeliści Macintosha odpowiadali też na pytania widzów. Bardzo dziękujemy Kino KinoGram oraz Marta Cichocka za gościnę i pomoc w organizacji eventu w Norblin Factory.