Friday, November 16, 2012

Take a tour of Microsoft's first store in Canada

On Friday, Canada's first Microsoft store will open to the public with a big two-day ceremony featuring a concert by Train and the chance to play video games with Wayne Gretzky, in Toronto's Yorkdale mall.

  • Employees celebrate and give high-fives as they enter the first Microsoft store in Canada, set to open in Toronto?s Yorkdale mall on Friday. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    Employees celebrate and give high-fives as they enter the first Microsoft store in Canada, set to open in Toronto?s Yorkdale mall on Friday.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • Microsoft has 30 stores in the United States, but the Yorkdale location is the first of its kind in Canada. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    Microsoft has 30 stores in the United States, but the Yorkdale location is the first of its kind in Canada.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • The store opens to the public on Friday with a big two-day ceremony featuring a concert by Train and the chance to play video games with Wayne Gretzky. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    The store opens to the public on Friday with a big two-day ceremony featuring a concert by Train and the chance to play video games with Wayne Gretzky.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • Employees wear colourful t-shirts with logos for XBox, the new Windows phone, and the new Surface tablet. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    Employees wear colourful t-shirts with logos for XBox, the new Windows phone, and the new Surface tablet.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • More than 70 employees have been hired at the store. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    More than 70 employees have been hired at the store.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • The Yorkdale location is 6,800 square feet. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    The Yorkdale location is 6,800 square feet.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • Every screen in the store, from laptops to the massive screens on the walls, is touch-sensitive. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    Every screen in the store, from laptops to the massive screens on the walls, is touch-sensitive.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • A display corner with Christmas balls momentarily displayed on the large screens that are on almost every wall of the store. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    A display corner with Christmas balls momentarily displayed on the large screens that are on almost every wall of the store.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • The store features many accessories for the new Surface tablet as well as other Microsoft products. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    The store features many accessories for the new Surface tablet as well as other Microsoft products.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • A a corner of the store is dedicated to gaming, and XBox specifically. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    A a corner of the store is dedicated to gaming, and XBox specifically.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • Perhaps on a video game is the only place Toronto fans will see the Toronto Maple Leafs play this season. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    Perhaps on a video game is the only place Toronto fans will see the Toronto Maple Leafs play this season.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • Store manager, Alison Evans, and Eastern U.S. market manager, Peter Harrington. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    Store manager, Alison Evans, and Eastern U.S. market manager, Peter Harrington.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • The new Microsoft Surface has plenty of central display space. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    The new Microsoft Surface has plenty of central display space.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • A demo of the new Windows 8. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    A demo of the new Windows 8.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
  • Store manager, Alison Evans, prepares for the grand opening. (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)
    Store manager, Alison Evans, prepares for the grand opening.
    (Peter Power /The Globe and Mail)

Source: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/technology/take-a-tour-of-microsofts-first-store-in-canada/article5344584/?cmpid=rss1

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