“If you’ve walked along London’s Regent Street in recent months, you might have been disappointed to see that the Apple Store has been closed for renovations,” Breaking News.ie reports.
“But now you can rejoice, because on Saturday morning the store reopened its doors to the public after huge amounts of anticipation,” Breaking News.ie reports. “And boy does it look slick.”
Breaking News.ie reports, “Apple fanatics aren’t exactly known for being low-key in their adoration of the brand – and safe to say, people were thrilled with the new store.”
Refurbished Apple Store on Regent St looking pretty special pic.twitter.com/U1gCOeYj7z
— Stuart Harris (@StuHarrisMILL) October 13, 2016
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The new Apple Store on regent street is quite special pic.twitter.com/K3fJOzjOsJ
— George Muncey (@gmunchiez) October 14, 2016
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MacDailyNews Take: Enjoy, London!
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Nice to have a bright spot to report. Now all we need are some amazing new Macs that surprise and delight in all the right ways. And ready for holiday gifting.
Oh, didn’t you see. All the new MacBooks were on display.
Ahh, I wish that were also true of the rest of the Mac lineup with irresistible new iMacs, Mac Mini’s, Mac Book Pro’s and a proper redesign back to pro basics for the Mac Pro.
Now this is something we can agree on.
I miss the glass stairs case and the theatre seating of the old store, they were much more comfortable
I have to pick something up from John Lewis around the corner from there tomorrow, so will go in and take a look around. Looks good from the pics.
Pretty fancy digs for a company going out of business. Or at least that’s what the doom and gloom pricksters like to say. The store looks very nice and it would probably be a lot of fun to hang out there. No other tech company has stores like this and one would think that would make Apple rather special. However it doesn’t seem to work that way. Apple’s retail business doesn’t seem to count for anything which I find rather strange. Those stores are like an anchor for Apple product sales. That should mean something important for Apple’s overall value. Of course, consumers could just spend time in the store and buy nothing.
How long before Microsoft stick foliage in thrift stores, though as they are so barren I guess they would have to be cactus.
Microsoft Stores have the market on chirping crickets and a lonely passing wind.
I think you mixed Apple and Trump up stooopidly enough
It’d be wonderful if Apple had the best computers with the latest hardware in that fancy store. Didn’t Apple start out as a computer company?
Excellent point!
I and many others have been repeating the same meme for months.
Sell Macs at EVERY price point that blow the competition out of the water.
No excuse Apple, with all your resources, why this has not been done!
Sheesh … 😕
Until 2014, Apple had shown little evidence of brain damage, or of loss of faith, or of falling into a regressive attitude of “let them eat cake.” Lately we are suspecting them of all three, just as if they were once dependable and capable warriors but turned, like Benedict Arnold.
Until recently Apple had shown little evidence of loss of nerve, or of falling into a regressive attitude of “let them eat cake.” Lately some of us are suspecting them of both, just as if they were once dependable and capable warriors but turned, like Benedict Arnold.