I don't get it.
Why is Google so careful with opening more stores like this?
It seems pretty clear that such stores are extremely good at selling products to your average customer. Why not open dozens, even hundreds of them, all over the world?
Why is Google so careful with opening more stores like this?
It seems pretty clear that such stores are extremely good at selling products to your average customer. Why not open dozens, even hundreds of them, all over the world?
I wouldn't be surprised to see Google stores rocking Motorola phones, tablets, etc popping up over the next few years. They're in no rush, I'm sure: retail and customer service is not their strong point and they're making plenty of money without the stores right now. But the time will come.
> It seems pretty clear that such stores are extremely
> good at selling products to your average customer.
Personally, I don't think the value proposition is high for the consumer right now. The value largely lies with enterprise, where company's want computer to do specific functions with increased security and lower IT costs.