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    Comments on: palmOne Airport Retail Stores Win Industry AwardspalmOne today announced that palmOne Retail Stores in airports across the country have won three awards from Airport Revenue News -- Best New Specialty Concept, Retailer with Highest Regard for Customer Service, and Best Specialty Retail Brand Operator.
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The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. PIC is not responsible for them in any way. login or register for free in order to post comments.  RE: Where are the goods? RIGHT HERE, BABY!The_Voice_of_Reason @ 2/8/2005 11:20:22 PM #
Too bad there's no compelling product to offer for sale in those stores!!! It'd be nifty see a few limited edition store-only items (a matte black T|E, for example).
Your point about putting out a matte black PDA is a good one. The IBM Workpad c3 was one of the best, most professional-looking PDAs ever released and it's odd that Palm never seemed to understand the appeal of a clean, Basic Black design to business customers. (IBM's black laptops sell well for a variety of reasons, but they just wouldn't be "cool" if they didn't come in a black case...) ****************************************************************** RE: Where are the goods?RhinoSteve @ 2/10/2005 2:03:50 PM #
Well all you guys that can't afford first class tickets and spend time hobbing on CheapFlights.com won't be shopping there anytime soon. These airport stores are a brilliant move and are doing very well seeing to real people that matter and not those that bitch on forums like this.
Man, I don't need reality TV, I have this place! -- Passive Agressive types need not apply. 
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I've yet to personally visit one of P1's stores but they seem to be nice, well-lit, clean places from what I've heard. Service seems to run the gamut drastically depending on location.
Hey, Ryan, maybe you could run a PIC story about a "user experience" review from someone who regular travels to malls or airports where a store is located!