Re: [slim] product placement at PCWORLD UK rubbish

2009-02-27 Thread Pat Farrell
andynormancx wrote: > socistep;401178 Wrote: >> Didn't realise thisso near enough all PC Worlds have a prominent >> Apple display, they would pay a premium for this ? > Maybe, though you never know with Apple. They PC World could very > easily be paying Apple for the privilege of being able to

Re: [slim] product placement at PCWORLD UK rubbish

2009-02-27 Thread funkstar
socistep;401178 Wrote: > Didn't realise thisso near enough all PC Worlds have a prominent > Apple display, they would pay a premium for this ? Yeah, as Andy said, I've heard Apple is a little different to most. Belkin is a better example. A Belkin rep probably comes in to manage that stores

Re: [slim] product placement at PCWORLD UK rubbish

2009-02-27 Thread andynormancx
socistep;401178 Wrote: > Didn't realise thisso near enough all PC Worlds have a prominent > Apple display, they would pay a premium for this ? Maybe, though you never know with Apple. They PC World could very easily be paying Apple for the privilege of being able to stock their machines. --

Re: [slim] product placement at PCWORLD UK rubbish

2009-02-27 Thread socistep
pfarrell;400990 Wrote: > iPhone wrote: > > As an example, most food stores now make most of their profit > selling > > shelf space then by selling products. > > For the last couple of years of its life, Tower Records made all of > its > profit from shelving fees and ads for music in the store. W

Re: [slim] product placement at PCWORLD UK rubbish

2009-02-26 Thread Pat Farrell
iPhone wrote: > As an example, most food stores now make most of their profit selling > shelf space then by selling products. For the last couple of years of its life, Tower Records made all of its profit from shelving fees and ads for music in the store. Want a poster on the wall, X bucks. Want t

Re: [slim] product placement at PCWORLD UK rubbish

2009-02-26 Thread iPhone
brigader;400828 Wrote: > Hi > > Not sure how logitech are marketing the squeeze centre products, but I > was checking online at pcworld and checked they had a squeezebox in the > store before i got there, as i had some vouchers to spend (fleecy world > is not my normal place oof prefence to buy

Re: [slim] product placement at PCWORLD UK rubbish

2009-02-26 Thread socistep
oktup;400897 Wrote: > Yeah, same thing with our local PC World, they had a lone SB classic on > display (away from the ipod section) and although they stock Booms too, > there were none on display, just a few stacked on the shelf below the > display unit - so you wouldn't see them unless you were

Re: [slim] product placement at PCWORLD UK rubbish

2009-02-26 Thread oktup
Yeah, same thing with our local PC World, they had a lone SB classic on display (away from the ipod section) and although they stock Booms too, there were none on display, just a few stacked on the shelf below the display unit - so you wouldn't see them unless you were looking for them. Also, no

Re: [slim] product placement at PCWORLD UK rubbish

2009-02-26 Thread socistep
brigader;400828 Wrote: > Hi > > Not sure how logitech are marketing the squeeze centre products, but I > was checking online at pcworld and checked they had a squeezebox in the > store before i got there, as i had some vouchers to spend (fleecy world > is not my normal place oof prefence to buy

[slim] product placement at PCWORLD UK rubbish

2009-02-26 Thread brigader
Hi Not sure how logitech are marketing the squeeze centre products, but I was checking online at pcworld and checked they had a squeezebox in the store before i got there, as i had some vouchers to spend (fleecy world is not my normal place oof prefence to buy anything ;-) Anyways I saw it was i