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please tell me there is more than one table and a wall with a monitor and two backlit apples....thats not very impressive.
To the right and possibly even the back of the display are racks of apple products. It's a lot bigger in person. I don't think it's bigger than the one was at CompUSA but the set up looks a lot nicer IMO. You should move back to riverplace seeing how iplace is relocating there. You wouldn't have to walk more than 100 feet to get what you need.
Sonrise, the reason people go goo-goo gah-gah over an Apple Store is because you can only buy certain Apple products at their store including this one at Best Buy. Before, you could only buy some of their stuff like laptops at CompUSA and iplace, but CompUSA closed down so it's nice to see another place sell Apple products besides iplace. You can buy ipods anywhere but not laptops. You won't find a macbook air at Circuit City or Walmart. You will only find that product at Best Buy with the Apple Store and iplace. As of today, I think these are the only two places in the whole state you can buy that product at and both are located in Greenville.
That's because they pretty much did. Were you expecting a full fledge Apple Store? I wasn't. Good one about the hamburgers though. LOL. When I went to Best Buy earlier today, in the 10 minutes I was at the Apple display, I noticed at least 20 people checking out the computers and even saw two people buy one. I also noticed a sign up that they're going to have free Apple seminars and classes in the near future.
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I posted the pics on this forum too: 
It's a lot bigger in person. I don't think it's bigger than the one was at CompUSA but the set up looks a lot nicer IMO. You should move back to riverplace seeing how iplace is relocating there. You wouldn't have to walk more than 100 feet to get what you need. 
