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Jul 03, 08 - 10:47 am Comment from: Cubert

So, is this a real Apple store or a knock-off?

"Hey, how come these MacBook monitors have pictures painted on them and the inside is nothing but shredded newspapers?"

Jul 03, 08 - 11:53 am Comment from: min_t

Where is the Apple logo. That looks like a Nike logo, there. Do we just take their word that this is China?

"Question everything. Don't be a Bush idiot."

Mulder 2008

如此当它做?

the presence of Apple stores in China is a good thing because it will increase the likelihood of leaks about a 1000%

Nothing like setting up business in an essentially lawless country.

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如此当它未结?

You'd better get your keyboard checked out there, bud, it's making all kinds of incoherent squiggly lines.

That's the location of the new Apple Store Beijing. I was there with my Mac SE back in 1987, when Computerland was the only game in town. Of course, they closed!

Jul 03, 08 - 02:51 pm Comment from: derekcurrie

Richie sez: "如此当它未结?"

I say: 这看起来像排泄物!

Am I the only one who notices in the pictures a sense of claustrophobia, gloom and shoddy workmanship? It also looks a bit smoggy outside. I guess they haven't turned off the smokestacks for the Olympics yet. >>cough cough<<

Question: Is Apple going to provide REAL or China Brand® CENSORED Internet access in the store? To have Apple fold to the diabolical totalitarianism of China would make me sad.
(;_;)

Jul 03, 08 - 03:03 pm Comment from: derekcurrie

Jeremy sez:
"the presence of Apple stores in China is a good thing because it will increase the likelihood of leaks about a 1000%.... Nothing like setting up business in an essentially lawless country."

Unless the shop is run by marketing morons, I can't see Apple falling for trusting China to not infiltrate the store with illicit surveillance and spies. Instead I expect the China store won't know any secrets until they've already been announced publicly in the USA.

Also: I take offense at China being called an 'essentially lawless country." That is offensive in that it does not give the Chinese enough credit. What we call 'lawless' is what the Chinese call 'strategy'. In China the lawless practice of hacking and cracking of computers is not allowed! Instead China pays hackers and crackers to do their dirty work for the people's cause. Thus glorious China organized the Red Hacker Alliance who are responsible for the most successful organized cracking of international government computer networks in human history. Well, I suppose you have to give some of the credit for their success to Microsoft.

thas not store in communis china, thas store in tolonto canada

Jul 03, 08 - 05:30 pm Comment from: Tommyr

Screw Beijing, how about POUGHKEEPSIE,N.Y.???? PLEASE?

We have to travel 1.5 to 2 hours to get to a Mac store. I'm not doing it. Come on Apple! TONS of Mac users in the colleges here. This is a college saturated area! I have 3 colleges within a 4 mile radius of me. An Apple store would KILL here!

"You'd better get your keyboard checked out there, bud, it's making all kinds of incoherent squiggly lines."

Just seeing how many of you actually own a Mac and can use the computer for translation. Guess not many can.... except for derekcurrie whom I agree with. but it's early photos!

Construction photos? Doesn't take much for fanbois to get excited.

Psst, I have a crumb from sandwich that fell from Job's lips, sell it to ya for $50.

I got photos of a dirt lot and home of the next Apple store in Bethel, AK. Wanna see?