I promised in the previous post some picts from Apple Store London and unfortunately they're not so many and I could not stitch them together right because I took them with different focal lengths. But anyway, here we go, I stitched them by hand.



Here is a larger one. I took the snapshots on my way out, from the sidewalk actually. Sou you can see the ground floor to the stairs and the equipment on display on both sides.



What you cannot see are the cash desks beyond the stairs and the bazillion people on the right hand side.



Upstairs you see a glimpse of the timber benches people rest, browse the net or wait for access to the Genius Bar (on the left side from this angle) and the suspended glass floor where those guys queue at the cash desk.



Here's what a Genius Bar is:


What you cannot see is the conference area, right in front of the stairs, that looks like a small theatre with a big screen where keynotes are held and products are presented and where in the comfy armchairs one can watch the presentation, movies or commercials or just take his laptop out of the bag and do web surfing, e-mail, chat or blogging like I did. You cannot see all the stuff on display on the right side: accessories, printers, scanners, boomboxes for iPods and audio equipment, software and so on and so forth. Right near the glass overpass there's The Studio:


All in all, as I said, what you see is not all what you get — because the experience is so much more than that. And it's amazing.