When Mark Peck started collecting computers from the company Apple Computers, he was only 14 years old. Now a few decades later, Mark has decided to share his collection with the world and has created a special website, The Apple Museum featuring all the original Macintosh computers. If you think that collecting something so extensive must have been very expensive financially, then you are wrong, because Mark himself admits to businessinsider: "I got the vast majority of my collection for free or very cheap from individuals who wanted to get rid of these old computers and saw them as a mess".
So if it's over for you too Apple at the time he switched from the PowerPC architecture to Intel processors, then be sure to visit the website theapplemuseum.com, on which you will definitely spend an hour of your time.
Amazing. A few years ago it was the top, and today we swear by "1000x" more powerful machines.
It's good to be reminded of that.
Nice! Although according to the photos, the article would be more appropriate: "at the time when he switched from Motorola to PowerPC processors".
Nice collection, I just can't imagine what I would do with a watch there. But maybe I missed something :)