A picture of the new Apple Store that opened in Osaka last Saturday. It looks a lot more spacious than the one in Tokyo. More pics here.
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I passed the store on Friday night and could see inside. Glacial minimalism… and a queue of afficionados stretching more than four blocks, waiting all night to get their free Apple T shirts!
What do you make of the new iMac G5, then?
http://www.apple.com/imac/
I absolutely love it. I’ve been saying for months that my next computer will be the iMac G5, and I’m definitely not disapointed by anything I’ve seen. Beautiful, sleek, and powerful…