Surface is all about productivity ... not for people who likes to waste their time
Maybe Microsoft should be using Surfaces instead of wasting their time with this pointless advertising campaign, then.
Or maybe people should be using Surfaces instead of iPads in their hundreds of thousands of jobs across hundreds of fields. Oh, wait, they can't, because the iPad exists and the Surface doesn't.
Maybe Microsoft should be using Surfaces instead of wasting their time with this pointless advertising campaign, then.
Or maybe people should be using Surfaces instead of iPads in their hundreds of thousands of jobs across hundreds of fields. Oh, wait, they can't, because the iPad exists and the Surface doesn't.
They have a new product being released on October 26th, so they're building buzz around it.
They have a new product being released on October 26th, so they're building buzz around it.
If Microsoft wants "buzz," they need to crap something to draw the flies.
In preparation of the release of "Surface" the store employees are being trained to look busy while paid shills come and go with empty boxes with "Surface" painted on the sides.
Thank Gawd I don't live in Chicago if that's any indication to where their Apple store is located nearby. Let me check on my map app. Drat- no Streetview so I can't.
The Lincoln Park Apple Store is in a standalone building in prime location next to the North/Clybourn Red Line subway station. In 2009, Apple agreed to pay $4 million to renovate the subway station in order to secure the space for its store.
I'm curious to know how exactly they cleaned up that subway station. It's still a pit, but the only difference is when you walk out of it you're immediately walking toward a giant apple store with a fountain in front of it. Maybe it was a 4 million dollar fountain. If so, i need to start researching the lucrative fountain business!
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I kinda like these grafiti though. I would agree that competition makes technology better, but this kind of "competition" is just too little too much.
Surface is all about productivity ... not for people who likes to waste their time
Originally Posted by kheba
Surface is all about productivity ... not for people who likes to waste their time
Maybe Microsoft should be using Surfaces instead of wasting their time with this pointless advertising campaign, then.
Or maybe people should be using Surfaces instead of iPads in their hundreds of thousands of jobs across hundreds of fields. Oh, wait, they can't, because the iPad exists and the Surface doesn't.
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Originally Posted by Tallest Skil
Maybe Microsoft should be using Surfaces instead of wasting their time with this pointless advertising campaign, then.
Or maybe people should be using Surfaces instead of iPads in their hundreds of thousands of jobs across hundreds of fields. Oh, wait, they can't, because the iPad exists and the Surface doesn't.
They have a new product being released on October 26th, so they're building buzz around it.
Originally Posted by travisbrowny
They have a new product being released on October 26th, so they're building buzz around it.
I think they'd be better served building it instead.
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Originally Posted by travisbrowny
They have a new product being released on October 26th, so they're building buzz around it.
If Microsoft wants "buzz," they need to crap something to draw the flies.
In preparation of the release of "Surface" the store employees are being trained to look busy while paid shills come and go with empty boxes with "Surface" painted on the sides.
Originally Posted by Macky the Macky
If Microsoft wants "buzz," they need to crap something to draw the flies.
Mmm! *miming fast right hook* That's a good one. I want to see that used more often.
So you've used one and speak from experience?
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Originally Posted by iSheldon
Thank Gawd I don't live in Chicago if that's any indication to where their Apple store is located nearby. Let me check on my map app. Drat- no Streetview so I can't.
This has nothing to do with Chicago.
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Originally Posted by AppleInsider
The Lincoln Park Apple Store is in a standalone building in prime location next to the North/Clybourn Red Line subway station. In 2009, Apple agreed to pay $4 million to renovate the subway station in order to secure the space for its store.
I'm curious to know how exactly they cleaned up that subway station. It's still a pit, but the only difference is when you walk out of it you're immediately walking toward a giant apple store with a fountain in front of it. Maybe it was a 4 million dollar fountain. If so, i need to start researching the lucrative fountain business!