Under wraps: Apple's Sydney City Store

May 14th, 2008 by Joseph Hanlon Tagged with: apple, imac, iphone, ipod, store

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A tell-tale sign
When was the last time they took deliveries on a construction site while construction continued around the shop fitting? Soon these workers will have to clear out to make way for the team of "Mac Geniuses", taking away their drills and hammers to make space for the iMacs and iPhones.

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1 Response to “Under wraps: Apple's Sydney City Store”

toby
May 15th, 2008 at 10:15pm

If you look at this website the building in the picture Is where the apple store in Sydney is going to be and You can clearly see that it will be a 3 story shop. http://www.77king.com.au/overview.htm

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