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The newest Apple Store to hit Chicago is set to open to the public tomorrow morning, and whether you're in the market for a new computer or not, it's worth stopping by just to stare through its huge glass walls.
With three entrances on North Avenue, Clyborn Avenue, and directly from the nearby Red Line train stop, this outpost seems to be a step above of each of the company's other sleek locations. Not only does the new shop have the largest skylight of them all, it is also the first to personally set up your new computer before you leave the store, so you don't spend the first hour on your MacBook Air fiddling with e-mail setup and calling customer service.
The store has the regular fixin's—sleek new computers & products to play with—but we're most intrigued by the patio outside, perfect for app downloading al fresco. Or, as we expect we'll be doing, examining a brand new purchase. The store opens at 10am, and the first 4,000 guests will get a free Lincoln Park Apple t-shirt, so if you want to show off your fan cred all day long, make sure to line up early.
· Apple Store Lincoln Park opens on Saturday [Time Out Chicago]
· Apple [Official Website]