Bring a 1987 Macintosh SE to the Genius Bar of an Apple Store

These kinds of fantastic stories never cease to amaze us. I already told you a few months ago, in iPad News, my unpleasant story in one of the most emblematic Apple Stores in Spain, that of Puerta del Sol, whose service is perhaps not up to the standard of the rest of the Apple Store in Spain. There I was able to document how a person brought his iBook from no less than 1999 to the Genius Bar. However, this British man has taken the cake by far when it comes to eccentricities in an Apple Store, and that is He showed up with his 1987 Macintosh SE to get started. This is his fantastic story.

An image the less peculiar the one that leaves us britishtechlive in the YouTube video that heads this very blog post, and in which he explains what happened when he showed up at an Apple Store with a device no less than 1987, exactly thirty years old. The Genius Bar, for those of you who have less friction with Apple products and the environment, is what Apple calls its technical service, the department where specialists help you start up or solve the most common problems that may arise with your devices.

I thought it would be fun to show up at the Genius Bar and see if the techs were able to get my Mac SE prototype up and running… And they did.

Ultimately, a new and exciting story that this British YouTuber leaves us, and that reminds me of the user who showed up at the Apple Store with the previously mentioned iBook, another totally "vintage" one. If you also have Apple devices of this age, show them to us in the comments or via Twitter, quoting me so I can take a look.


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