Another update, can any Czech speakers improve on the Google translation.
Již tento pátek otev?e v Praze Apple svoji první oficiální prodejnu Apple Shop. Bude se jednat o v?bec první prodejnu Apple Shop v celé st?ední a východní Evrop?, což je samoz?ejm? velká událost. Apple Shop ovšem není klasický obchod Apple Store a i když jsme vám v p?edchozím ?lánku popsali v ?em ozna?ení Apple Shop spo?ívá, nyní vám to objasní ve svém vyjád?ení pro LsA také mluv?í spole?nosti Alza.cz, která první Apple Shop bude nabízet ve svých prodejních prostorách.
“Stánky Apple Shop jsou obchodní místa navržená spole?ností Apple, která se nacházejí v prostorách vybraných prodejc? Apple nebo jiných prodejen. V mnoha z nich pracují konzultanti pro ?ešení Apple – vyškolení zam?stnanci spole?nosti Apple, kte?í vám dovedou pomoci najít nejlepší ?ešení. Apple Shop svým zákazník?m nabídne kompletní portfolio produkt? Apple, široký sortiment p?íslušenství a perfektní prodejní služby. Ty jsou poskytované, krom? prodejního personálu Alza.cz, také vlastními zam?stnanci spole?nosti Apple, kte?í dovedou zákazník?m pomoci najít nejlepší ?ešení. Veškeré nové produkty uvád?né na trh v ?eské republice budou v Apple Shopu dostupné v den zahájení prodeje”, uvedla pro Letem sv?tem Applem Mgr. Denisa Dlabová – Alza.cz, PR Specialista a tiskový mluv?í.
This Friday in Prague opened its first official Apple store Apple Shop. This will be the first Apple store Shop in Central and Eastern Europe, which is of course a big event. Shop the Apple store is not the classic Apple Store even though we have described in the previous article, what label Apple Shop is now explain to you in its statement for LSA also Alza.cz spokesman for the company, which first Apple Shop will offer in their sales areas.
"The stands are Apple Shop business space designed by Apple, which are located in areas selected retailers or other Apple stores. In many of these consultants work to tackle Apple - Apple trained staff who are able to help you find the best deal. Apple Shop offers its customers a complete portfolio of products Apple, a wide range of accessories and perfect sales service. You are provided, in addition to the sales staff Alza.cz, including Apple's own employees, who can help customers find the best solutions. All new products put on the market in the Czech Republic will be available in the Apple shop on the day of launch, "said the Flying Apple world Mgr. Denisa Dlabová - Alza.cz, PR specialist and spokesman.
I got an email today from Alza announcing the Apple Shop opening. All day Friday they are giving 15% off Mac computers, iPads and iPhones. That will still be more expensive than in the US, but a good deal if you're local. The first 100 visitors starting at 8am Friday get a green (presumably Apple logo) t-shirt and if you purchase particular Apple products (not specified) you'll get a 1000kc ($50) voucher for purchasing Apple accessories from their website.
The info from the email is here, but only in Czech.
I remember in the 90s the massive migration of American students to Prague since it was known as one of the most active business-friendly countries around. Entrepreneurial college-age people flocked to Prague looking for opportunities in every market. What's the business environment like in Prague now?
I remember in the 90s the massive migration of American students to Prague since it was known as one of the most active business-friendly countries around. Entrepreneurial college-age people flocked to Prague looking for opportunities in every market. What's the business environment like in Prague now?
I am sorry but the Apple store within a store in Prague will only be another APR partner and I am quite surprised that it is something worth to brag about on international site. On the other hand I am quite surprised that there is still no Apple store within former eastern Europe. There is potential for it at least in Prague, Warsaw and Budapest. But it is also true that there is large number of Apple Premium Reseller partners in all those cities.
I am sorry but the Apple store within a store in Prague will only be another APR partner and I am quite surprised that it is something worth to brag about on international site. On the other hand I am quite surprised that there is still no Apple store within former eastern Europe. There is potential for it at least in Prague, Warsaw and Budapest. But it is also true that there is large number of Apple Premium Reseller partners in all those cities.
Yes, this seems to be the case. I can't really work out the difference between this and the numerous other Premium Resellers in the city. There is no warranty support on site, I was handed a leaflet for a third party (authorised service centre) elsewhere in the city. Buying stuff (Apple wireless keyboard in my case) is just done in exactly the same way as it is with the thousands of other non-Apple items for sale.
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ouu...great. I have been in Alza when I was in Prague, I think it is a perfect choice for placing the Apple store.
Another update, can any Czech speakers improve on the Google translation.
Již tento pátek otev?e v Praze Apple svoji první oficiální prodejnu Apple Shop. Bude se jednat o v?bec první prodejnu Apple Shop v celé st?ední a východní Evrop?, což je samoz?ejm? velká událost. Apple Shop ovšem není klasický obchod Apple Store a i když jsme vám v p?edchozím ?lánku popsali v ?em ozna?ení Apple Shop spo?ívá, nyní vám to objasní ve svém vyjád?ení pro LsA také mluv?í spole?nosti Alza.cz, která první Apple Shop bude nabízet ve svých prodejních prostorách.
“Stánky Apple Shop jsou obchodní místa navržená spole?ností Apple, která se nacházejí v prostorách vybraných prodejc? Apple nebo jiných prodejen. V mnoha z nich pracují konzultanti pro ?ešení Apple – vyškolení zam?stnanci spole?nosti Apple, kte?í vám dovedou pomoci najít nejlepší ?ešení. Apple Shop svým zákazník?m nabídne kompletní portfolio produkt? Apple, široký sortiment p?íslušenství a perfektní prodejní služby. Ty jsou poskytované, krom? prodejního personálu Alza.cz, také vlastními zam?stnanci spole?nosti Apple, kte?í dovedou zákazník?m pomoci najít nejlepší ?ešení. Veškeré nové produkty uvád?né na trh v ?eské republice budou v Apple Shopu dostupné v den zahájení prodeje”, uvedla pro Letem sv?tem Applem Mgr. Denisa Dlabová – Alza.cz, PR Specialista a tiskový mluv?í.
This Friday in Prague opened its first official Apple store Apple Shop. This will be the first Apple store Shop in Central and Eastern Europe, which is of course a big event. Shop the Apple store is not the classic Apple Store even though we have described in the previous article, what label Apple Shop is now explain to you in its statement for LSA also Alza.cz spokesman for the company, which first Apple Shop will offer in their sales areas.
"The stands are Apple Shop business space designed by Apple, which are located in areas selected retailers or other Apple stores. In many of these consultants work to tackle Apple - Apple trained staff who are able to help you find the best deal. Apple Shop offers its customers a complete portfolio of products Apple, a wide range of accessories and perfect sales service. You are provided, in addition to the sales staff Alza.cz, including Apple's own employees, who can help customers find the best solutions. All new products put on the market in the Czech Republic will be available in the Apple shop on the day of launch, "said the Flying Apple world Mgr. Denisa Dlabová - Alza.cz, PR specialist and spokesman.
I got an email today from Alza announcing the Apple Shop opening. All day Friday they are giving 15% off Mac computers, iPads and iPhones. That will still be more expensive than in the US, but a good deal if you're local. The first 100 visitors starting at 8am Friday get a green (presumably Apple logo) t-shirt and if you purchase particular Apple products (not specified) you'll get a 1000kc ($50) voucher for purchasing Apple accessories from their website.
The info from the email is here, but only in Czech.
http://www.alza.cz/mailing-10932.htm?utm_medium=email&utm_source=Alzamailing&utm_campaign=akce140624_MLG01003&ident=5EE0C654-D539-46B6-B0DF-970AF5DEA199
I remember in the 90s the massive migration of American students to Prague since it was known as one of the most active business-friendly countries around. Entrepreneurial college-age people flocked to Prague looking for opportunities in every market. What's the business environment like in Prague now?
Checkered.
That's too bad. To what do you attribute this shift?
Checkered.
That's too bad. To what do you attribute this shift?
Checkered.
That's too bad. To what do you attribute this shift?
Just getting some quotes - hang on while I check, mate.
I am sorry but the Apple store within a store in Prague will only be another APR partner and I am quite surprised that it is something worth to brag about on international site. On the other hand I am quite surprised that there is still no Apple store within former eastern Europe. There is potential for it at least in Prague, Warsaw and Budapest. But it is also true that there is large number of Apple Premium Reseller partners in all those cities.
Yes, this seems to be the case. I can't really work out the difference between this and the numerous other Premium Resellers in the city. There is no warranty support on site, I was handed a leaflet for a third party (authorised service centre) elsewhere in the city. Buying stuff (Apple wireless keyboard in my case) is just done in exactly the same way as it is with the thousands of other non-Apple items for sale.