While Apple may be rolling out new stores in mainland China at a rapid rate, it isn’t neglecting Hong Kong. Some five months after opening its fourth Apple Store on the island, it is now expanding its very first store there.
The store at the International Finance Center is suspended above a major road in the city, and AppleInsider obtained a photo of a hoarding on the third floor stating that the new level would “open soon.”
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And my local store is STILL the size of a matchbox.
At least you have a local store… Closest one for me is about an hour and half away with about $15 in tolls for the ride. I’d take a matchbox sized store ;)
:) It’s a freakin’ zoo! That is my last resort. If I can buy elsewhere, I will.
At least there’s a local store or able to drive to the nearest Apple Store. I’m in Singapore and as of now, we have to take a flight to either HK or nearest, Perth for an Apple Store.
stan1028, the only thing you are missing is frustration of standing around, overcrowding and body odor of everyone you can’t get far enough from. :p) Shop online…. :)