This week, Best Buy and Future Shop began the process of opening 105 Microsoft Windows Stores in Canada.
The Windows Stores within Best Buy Canada and Future Shop locations are designed as premier destinations for consumers to see, try, compare and purchase a range of products and accessories, including Windows-based tablets and PCs, Windows Phones, Microsoft Office, Xbox and more. The environment allows customers to interact with the entire suite of Microsoft Windows products working together in an ecosystem for a truly unique retail experience. Each location is staffed with Microsoft-trained Best Buy and Future Shop sales associates to create an engaging customer experience.
Here’s a look inside the stores:
The stores look interesting and considering that Best Buy and Future Shop have worked with Microsoft on this, shoppers can expect to get a very premium experience while shopping for the latest in Windows related computers, tablets, and software.
Here’s the schedule for when the Windows Stores will be completed. Check out one near you:
Future Shop:
Completed Window Store locations:
Heartland, Lansdowne, Surrey, Brampton, Weston, Ottawa East, Burlington, Anjou, Deerfoot Meadows, Edmonton West, St. James, Yonge & Eglinton, Waterloo, Place Laurier, Sherbrooke, Northland, Edmonton North, Kitchener, Pointe Claire, Richmond Hill, Markham, South Ottawa, Keele & St. Clair, and South Edmonton Common.
Upcoming locations to be complete by end of November 2013:
North East Edmonton, Saskatoon, Downtown Toronto, Centreville, Coquitlam Centre, North East Calgary, Thunder Bay, Moncton, Laval, Marche Central, Halifax, Robson & Granville, and Shawnessy.
Best Buy Canada:
Completed Window Store locations:
Cambie, Burlington, Edmonton North, Northlands, Grand Prairie, Richmond Hill, Ancaster, Leaside, London , Ottawa East , Surrey , Warden & Eglinton , and Milton.
Upcoming locations to be complete by end of November 2013:
Whitby, Langley, St. James, Heartland, Hamilton, Bay & Dundas, Downsview, Woodbridge, Markham , Sherway, Windsor, Red Deer, Marche Central, Rosemere, Edmonton South, Scarborough, Richmond, Regent, Coquitlam, Calgary, Oakville, Burnaby, Newmarket, Brampton, Regina, Ajax, Ottawa West, Kitchenerm Deerfoot Meadow , St. Catharines, Barrie, LaSalle, North London, Edmonton West, Sunridge, Cambridge, Saskatoon, Kingston, Laval, Pointe Claire, Gatineau, South East Edmonton, St. Bruno, Kanata, Newfoundland, and Kelowna.
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Best Buy/Future Shop & Microsoft Open In Store Environments
This week, Best Buy and Future Shop began the process of opening 105 Microsoft Windows Stores in Canada.
The Windows Stores within Best Buy Canada and Future Shop locations are designed as premier destinations for consumers to see, try, compare and purchase a range of products and accessories, including Windows-based tablets and PCs, Windows Phones, Microsoft Office, Xbox and more. The environment allows customers to interact with the entire suite of Microsoft Windows products working together in an ecosystem for a truly unique retail experience. Each location is staffed with Microsoft-trained Best Buy and Future Shop sales associates to create an engaging customer experience.
Here’s a look inside the stores:
The stores look interesting and considering that Best Buy and Future Shop have worked with Microsoft on this, shoppers can expect to get a very premium experience while shopping for the latest in Windows related computers, tablets, and software.
Here’s the schedule for when the Windows Stores will be completed. Check out one near you:
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