Following last week’s fantastic Apple@50 panel, the Computer History Museum announced “TechFest: Happy Birthday, Apple,” taking place on March 28. Here are the details.
Don’t miss it if you are in the area.
Last week, the Computer History Museum celebrated a very interesting panel moderated by David Pogue and featuring several veteran Apple executives, including former Apple CEO John Sculley, senior employee Chris Espinosa, former senior vice president of hardware engineering Jon Rubinstein, and former senior vice president of software engineering Avie Tenevian.
The panel below is worth a watch, which also features some surprise appearances from figures who played key roles in Apple’s history over the years:
Now, the CHM invites Apple fans to “TechFest: Happy birthday, Apple” on March 28, which will feature Daniel Kottke, Apple’s 12th employee, who helped Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak assemble the first Apple I in 1976.
Here’s the Computer History Museum’s description of what to expect:
Join us for CHM’s all-day TechFest, offering special activities and experiences for all ages included in the price of museum admission.
Get to work with older Apple computers from Retro traveling exhibitioncreate Apple-themed party hats, dance to 50 years of hits, play “Pin the iPod” and more. Plus, meet Apple’s first employee, Daniel Kottke, who will show off a replica of an Apple I computer that can run ChatGPT.
Admission is free for children from 0 to 7 years old; otherwise, tickets range from $6.50 to $21.50.
For more information on “TechFest: Happy Birthday, Apple,” follow this link.
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