The first Windows retail store is an impressive effort. Sure, they stole freely from Apple, but why not? Few civilians will notice or care about the similarities - unless the stores are in close proximity.
For the full tour, see Robin Harris' Visit to Microsoft's first store
For the full tour, see Robin Harris' Visit to Microsoft's first store
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- It's a drum set application
- on the Surface computer.
It is cool.
Robin (Read the rest) - Posted by: R Harris Posted on: 11/03/09 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
Another copy-and-paste by MS
prof123 | 11/02/09
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Did anyone see the Trash Can in the corner?
mattmuir | 11/02/09
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An Apple a Day | 11/02/09
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It's a drum set application
R Harris | 11/03/09
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RE: (Gallery: A visit to Microsoft's first store)
patrice@... | 11/02/09
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lets not mention carbon footprint with all those screens
emenau | 11/02/09
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iciconnect | 11/02/09
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RE: (Gallery: A visit to Microsoft's first store)
bobzaguy | 11/02/09
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Good News is... if it isn't right....
mattmuir | 11/02/09
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RE: (Gallery: A visit to Microsoft's first store)
anilchow22 | 11/02/09
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What hardware brands do they sell?
mlindl | 11/03/09
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