Microsoft officials have gone public with the full list of its planned 32 holiday pop-up brick-and-mortar stores.
We knew about a dozen or so of these from earlier leaks. But there are going to be more pop-ups than we expected in both the U.S. and Canada.
Other than saying these stores will open "this fall," Microsoft isn't providing exact dates as to when they will go live. I asked if any of them would be open by October 26, as this is the launch date for Windows 8 and Microsoft's ARM-based Surface RT tablets, but was told by a spokesperson Microsoft wouldn't comment. "Additional details" will be provided in the coming weeks, a spokesperson said.
Microsoft also is not commenting on plans for holiday stores in other countries that are not mentioned on the list it shared today, September 10.
Microsoft Stores sell Windows PCs, Windows Phones, Microsoft and third-party software, games, peripherals and more. Microsoft also is going to sell its recently announced Surface PC/tablets through its Microsoft Stores in the U.S. and through select online Microsoft stores, as well.
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