On my way to the office this morning I noticed the covers have finally been pulled off what I suspected to be the Microsoft retail store in City Creek.
Makes sense Microsoft would put themselves on what I call the Average Joe side of City Creek. What I mean by that is stores on the east side of the mall are places normal folks shop, like Disney, Solomon, Forever 21 and Claire's. On the west side of the mall, are places the 1% shop, like Tiffany & Co., Porche Design, Brooks Brothers, and of course, Apple.
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No!!! Why couldn't Apple move into that location? Okay fine... I'm open to competition. I suppose it would make it easier to pick up Halo 5 from there whenever it comes out.
ReplyDeleteNo!!! Why couldn't Apple move into that location? Okay fine... I'm open to competition. I suppose it would make it easier to pick up Halo 5 from there whenever it comes out.
ReplyDeleteI can already picture what it will look like http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2012/12/12/apple-microsoft-store-traffic/
ReplyDeleteI can already picture what it will look like http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2012/12/12/apple-microsoft-store-traffic/
ReplyDeleteIt will at least be fun to see the store in action.
ReplyDeleteYeah that's what it will look like!
ReplyDeleteNow Google will be getting into the retail game. No word if they will have a store in Utah, but it's interesting timing that the big guns of the tech industry are opening stores. Google says customers need to try products before they buy. Really? Isn't that why BestBuy and other big box electronic stores have failed to do, turn walk in customers into buying customers? Maybe this is different.
ReplyDeletehttp://9to5google.com/2013/02/15/to-get-products-into-more-hands-google-will-open-its-own-stores-by-the-end-of-the-year/
Yeah that's what it will look like!
ReplyDeleteIt will at least be fun to see the store in action.
ReplyDeleteNow Google will be getting into the retail game. No word if they will have a store in Utah, but it's interesting timing that the big guns of the tech industry are opening stores. Google says customers need to try products before they buy. Really? Isn't that why BestBuy and other big box electronic stores have failed to do, turn walk in customers into buying customers? Maybe this is different.
ReplyDeletehttp://9to5google.com/2013/02/15/to-get-products-into-more-hands-google-will-open-its-own-stores-by-the-end-of-the-year/
It will at least be fun to see the store in action.
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