Apple Store in India: Fan surprises Tim Cook with 1984 vintage computer at grand Mumbai opening
Apple BKC finally opens: Many donned T-shirts in the manner of co-founder Steve Jobs, got their hair cut in the shape of an Apple logo, and one fan even brought a version of the first Apple computer launched in 1984.
FollowApple's first retail store in India opened on Tuesday (April 18) in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex location. Long lines of Apple aficionados were observed forming outside the store many hours before the big opening.Â
One fan was seen carrying a vintage Apple computer which he said he bought in 1984.  "I brought this only to demonstrate Apple's journey. I got this in 1984 and have been using Apple goods ever since. "This is a 2 Megabyte, black and white computer, but Apple now makes 4K, even 8K, resolution displays, so Apple has come a long way," the fan remarked.
The store will have tables and avenues displaying the most recent iPhone, Mac, iPad, AirPods, Apple Watch, and Apple TV lines, as well as accessories like as AirTag. Apple BKC now provides Apple Pickup, which allows consumers to place an order online and pick up items at a time that is most convenient for them.
Customers may purchase items, accessories, and services such as device repair at the Apple Store. Customers will be able to inspect the items and educate themselves on how to utilise them effectively.
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On April 20, Apple will open its second shop in New Delhi. Apple said that both the stores in Mumbai and Delhi will resonate with the local culture.
In 2023, the iPhone maker will commemorate more than 25 years in India. The firm said on Monday that its first two outlets in the nation represent a significant expansion strategy for the company. According to Apple, the shops in Mumbai and Delhi would reflect the local culture.
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