It may sound strange that a software company has its own hardware museum, but in this case the firm MacPaw, which is the developer of applications for Mac such as the popular Setapp or CleanMyMac He announces that he is going to build his own museum for a few hours with 323 computers, including several Apple computers.
And is that the software developer "declares herself a fan" of these products created by Apple and intends to soon open this exclusive museum with all its products in Kiev, Ukraine. They also share with us a small video in which he introduces us to this great story.
We share the official announcement opening of this museum by MacPaw and the video posted on the YouTube social network right here:
In this video he explains a little about the history of this museum, which began as can happen on many occasions with the acquisition of one product, then another, the other, etc. In this sense, everything started with the purchase of about 40 Apple computers and now it has ended with more than 300 objects related to Apple and others. The star product of this museum or the one with the most breast is undoubtedly the Macintosh signed by Steve Wozniak himself.
At the moment there is no official opening date for this museum but it would be really interesting to see all these equipment that they have collected over time. If you are outside of Ukraine, do not worry since MacPaw works on how to make this museum reach the rest of the world and for this will launch a digital exhibition which can be enjoyed from the comfort of your home. As soon as they have it available we will share the link on soy de Mac.
