In recent years, we have seen everything related to Steve Jobs or the first computers that both Jobs and Wozniak designed reach a high price in the market. There are many collectors of Apple products distributed all over the world, but not all of them have the economic level that allows them to bid on these models.
Roland Borsky has been in Apple's computer repair business since the 80s. In all these years, he has accumulated a large amount of equipment that has passed through his hands, allowing him to create the largest private collection of products. from Apple, collection that are looking for a new location.
As we can read in Reuters, Borsky's collection includes more than 1.110 computers. This is more than double the number of Apple products that we can find in the Apple Museum in Prague, a museum that today has the title of now a private collection of Apple products worldwide with 472 products.
Since Apple opened its first store in Vienna earlier this year, Borsky says, business has gotten more complicated and it has been forced to close its repair shop. Currently, the entire collection is available in a warehouse, but he claims that he cannot continue to pay his rent for much longer.
Borsky affirms that “just as others collect cars and live in a box to pay for them, the same happens to me”. He currently has part of his collection on temporary exhibitions, but Borsky is looking to sell the collection to someone who will be able to put it on permanent display and thus be able to get rid of the $ 30.000 debt he has accumulated due to this. hobby.
Unfortunately, Borsky says that if he can't find a buyer, he will send the entire collection to scrap.