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08/27/2007, 10:30am, EDT

Monday, August 27th

Apple opens high-profile Glasgow store

Apple on Saturday launched its first Scottish store, located at Buchanan Street, Glasgow. An Italian site reports that some eager consumers waited outside overnight, and that by 7 AM there were approximately 70 people waiting in line, and at 9 AM, the line had extended to hundreds. The outlet is an elaborate two-level building with a glass staircase, and at launch had 18 iMacs, 2 Mac Pros, 2 Mac minis, and 32 MacBooks and MacBook Pros on display, amongst other products. The store will occasionally play host to live music, with native band The Dykeenies scheduled for 8 PM on August 28th.





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High profile?
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08/27, 11:25am, EDT
Is it high profile because it's two stories?
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08/28, 10:30am, EDT
Glass staircase, traditional scottish kilt. I'm thinking this probably isn't the smartest idea in the world.

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