Let Cook open his mouth: customers hold old Macintosh computers to attend the opening of India's first Apple retail store.

CTOnews.com April 19, Apple CEO Tim Cook attended the opening ceremony of Apple BKC, India's first retail store, yesterday, in which he was surprised and opened his mouth: a veteran Apple user arrived with an old-fashioned Macintosh in his arms.

Image source: The New Indian

Photo Source: Palash Volvoikar / iMore Indian local media The New Indian recorded the opening process of Apple BKC and photographed Cook's surprise with his mouth wide open. CTOnews.com translated the media tweet as follows:

Cook was surprised when an Apple fan attended the Apple BKC opening ceremony with an old-fashioned Macintosh Classic host.

Apple's first Indian retail store has officially opened in Mumbai. Apple CEO Cook attended the opening ceremony and took photos with the first customers.

The flagship store, Apple BKC, located in the upscale Bandra-Kurla complex (BKC) shopping mall in India's financial centre, is one of the most energy-efficient Apple stores in the world. It uses solar energy to generate electricity, does not rely on fossil fuels, is carbon neutral and runs on 100% renewable energy.

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