After the opening of the first Apple Store in India, it had a little bit of everything. Visiting customers, local app developers, some politicians and celebrities, but only Something could have caught Tim Cook’s attention. A fan came to Apple Store BKC with a detail this caused the CEO of Cupertino to react enthusiastically.

An old Macintosh SE caught Tim Cook’s attention at the Apple Store BKC opening

In a black turtleneck style like Steve Jobs wore, Sajid approached Tim Cook with a Macintosh SE in hand.. A designer dedicated to UI/UX told a local outlet that he became a print designer and became interested in digital design. They both talked about the team in question and then took some photos to frame the moment..

Opening of Apple Store in Mumbai

About the Apple Store, Sajid stated that he is very happy and proud that Apple has opened a store in his country.. “It’s a great time for Apple users in India and we look forward to visiting this store and discovering the latest Apple products.”

Do you remember when this kit was released? The Macintosh SE was first seen as a product released in March 1987 alongside the Macintosh II.. It only took 3 years as Apple released a lower priced Macintosh Classic. A little more context on the subject, Eight years later, Tim Cook joined Apple as Senior Vice President of Worldwide Operations..

Tim Cook and remaining agenda

day will be at the opening ceremony of the second Apple Store in New Delhi tomorrow (referred to as Apple Saket), Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also expected to attend. As of this writing, the Apple CEO is touring cultural and historical sites.

Apple Store in Mumbai runs on renewable energy

These openings are very important to Apple. In terms of sales, it reached $6 billion by March 2023, according to Bloomberg. The growth is 50 percent compared to the previous year. On the other hand, iPhones manufactured in India are more likely to be bought.

The arrival of this Apple designer fan meant a lot to the Apple CEO.. It may seem like a trivial event, but behind this little act of enthusiasm is a very important message: Apple’s footprint in the world. If we consider India as a country where Apple did not officially exist until this century, there are users who have no barriers to purchasing these devices.

Considering the era of globalization, Apple realized the gaps it left in the product distribution path. To give a small example, in Latin America there was no presence in Brazil until 2014, followed by Mexico in 2016. Now India has the opportunity to have official stores, support and first-hand customer service.