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Boston (MA) – Apple can do no wrong these days and has opened a huge new store in Boston. In fact the store is its largest in the United States with three-floors and a glass spiral staircase. Mac computers are on the first floor, while iPods and the Genius Bar are on the second and third floors. The third floor also has private areas where Apple employees can give one on one training sessions.
Boston Mayor Thomas Menino attended the grand opening of the store on Boylston Street. Apple already has eight other stores in the Boston area. Read more … MacWorld.
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