I think it is. Worker inside says floor is white and very open space. Would be lovely.
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I think it is. Worker inside says floor is white and very open space. Would be lovely.
We definately need one in Copenhagen, perhaps sixty seven of them would be an appropriate amount!
-Carl Emil
seriously! what gives?!
5 or 6 apple stores in germany and we're still stuck with Gravis! 😕
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Germany has strict urban regulations?! NO WAY!
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True. Actually, the small units don't seem to change very frequently. It would make life so much easier though. I don't know what the parking is like at the new Westfields but in the past I've always driven to Lakeside to get Apple stuff repaired.
Moin!
For those wondering why it sais "Moin" on the Hamburg store:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moin
Greetings from Hamburg 🙂
For those wondering why it sais "Moin" on the Hamburg store:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moin
Greetings from Hamburg 🙂
New Stores
For Info, not sure if it's already been posted, there's one opening in East Kilbride shopping centre, seen it the other day. http://www.shopek.co.uk/
Cheers,
J
For Info, not sure if it's already been posted, there's one opening in East Kilbride shopping centre, seen it the other day. http://www.shopek.co.uk/
Cheers,
J
I am too snobby/find Lakeside too chavy so normally go to Bluewater instead (about the same time/distance for me).
Dear LastLine,
Thanks for bringing to our attention that Aberdeen, Basingstoke, Bath, Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Cardiff, Exeter, Glasgow, Leicester, Liverpool, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Newcastle, Norwich, Reading, Sheffield and Southampton are all in London.
Yours etc,
Apple
;-)
There are about as many stores in the UK outside of London are there are in Europe outside of the UK.
Bluewater's a bit further for me and involves the Dartford crossing. I agree Lakeside is horrendously chavvy (especially since you have to walk through Primark if you park outside) but it's an easy drive. The Stratford one might do the job but I haven't driven there yet. The DLR now goes straight there I think but I'm a lazy bugger and prefer to drive. They've got an 'introductory car park offer' where you get two hours of parking for free. Hopefully that'll stick or they do the same thing as Canary and let you have free parking if you spend more than a tenner at Waitrose.
If the US is "the past", how come so many Chinese people seem fascinated with US culture, technology, and the like? Why do tens of thousands of the best Chinese students come to study in US universities?
When I see US businesspeople opening up fake Leonovo stores; US teenagers pirating Chinese pop songs; and the best US students rushing to apply to Tsinghua and the Harbin Institute of Technology, rather than Harvard or MIT - then I'll believe China is "the future." Until then, I'll keep my options open.
I do know software, and proper grammar for that matter.
I also know something else; those Apple devices don't say "Designed in China, Assembled in California". The USA exports manufacturing to China and Mexico. Does that mean that the brains are there or the cheap labor? Hmmmm... Maybe Mexico is the future?
Your comment that the brains are in China is ridiculous. I deal with Chinese employees all the time in my work and the company I work for has a large footprint there (and many other countries). Sure there are smart people there and from there. Just as many as I encounter in India, Canada, and the UK. But the bulk of the innovation by my employer comes out of the USA -- and the same is true for Apple. Right now China means two things to Apple: manufacturing and untapped customers -- yes $$.
Your ignorant and unintelligent insults to the intelligence of an entire nation of people is quite ironic. I sure hope you are not Chinese since that would further discredit your arguments that the brains are in China, though there are always exceptions to the rule, right?
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Is this the same city where I saw a massive glass dome perched on top of some public building? Or perhaps that was another more modern city of the same name?
I'm an American. However, I've been to Berlin and it is one of my favorite cities, and a seemingly perfect site for an
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True, if by the "future" you mean no respect for intellectual property, cheapening product quality, supressed dissent against the central government, massive disruption of people's lives through public works, internal migration restrictions, government regulation of childbearing, and arbitrary rule of law. And the resulting aging of the population, gender inbalance and growing disparity between urban and rural incomes, of course. If that's the "future", I'm happy to be living very much in the "past." 😀
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China has been Capitalistic for a looong time, some students got annoyed and tried to protest the change to capalistic economy They were killed of in some square
as for democracy that is an overused word
nylonsteel said:
China has been Capitalistic for a looong time, some students got annoyed and tried to protest the change to capalistic economy They were killed of in some square
as for democracy that is an overused word
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China has been Capitalistic for a looong time, some students got annoyed and tried to protest the change to capalistic economy They were killed of in some square
as for democracy that is an overused word
nylonsteel said:
China has been Capitalistic for a looong time, some students got annoyed and tried to protest the change to capalistic economy They were killed of in some square
as for democracy that is an overused word
Totally beyond me why they don't have a single store in Belgium. Brussels is the capital of Europe FFS and yet we have to out up with a few half-arsed re-sellers... 😕
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Does Germany allow Greeks to buy Apple devices? 😛
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Does Germany allow Greeks to buy Apple devices? 😛
Simple.
http://www.economist.com/node/21528226
Thank you very much for prove my point on US. You only see what you want and insult other culture. You do business in other country? I think not since you can only speak English. Sounds like story to me. 😀
Apple is smart for expanding to China. Very smart.
There are a dozen huge British cities with no Apple Stores, and yet they decide
"Let's build another one in London!"
They need to replace the Apple Team in the UK who decides where to build here, not even Lincoln, A huge, pretty rich city which is loaded with electronic and gadget stores, and was voted "Geek Capital City of the North" has one. And Lincoln is swarming with thousands of College and University students anyway.
Next time he says "Hmmm what about another Apple store in London?" he should be fired.
Out of a cannon.
Into the Sun.
"Let's build another one in London!"
They need to replace the Apple Team in the UK who decides where to build here, not even Lincoln, A huge, pretty rich city which is loaded with electronic and gadget stores, and was voted "Geek Capital City of the North" has one. And Lincoln is swarming with thousands of College and University students anyway.
Next time he says "Hmmm what about another Apple store in London?" he should be fired.
Out of a cannon.
Into the Sun.
First read concrete info about the Berlin Apple Store in January. Apparently it's on Ku'damm 26, which is an old cinema building...
http://www.ifoapplestore.com/db/2011/01/14/century-old-building-to-house-berlin-apple-store/
A pic taken last month...
http://www.unserort.de/Berlin+Charl...hten/Schnappschuss-4e40fadf26cfd2daae02.shtml
Can't be long now! 🙂