VIDEO: Orange multimedia store opens in Milton Keynes
Encourages "engagement", apparently
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6 October 2009 13:40 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Orange has opened its first ever "multimedia store" in the UK claiming to deliver a "completely new dimension of multimedia services to the community in the area".
Described as a "digital playground", the store features a 70-inch screen and seating, live handsets on display, a photo clock with pics of MK, a giant virtual Mexican Wave created by customers - oh - and a bouncy rubber floor.
To mark the launch of the store in Milton Keynes' thecentre:mk, Orange has wheeled out Conor for a quick video tour - hit play in the window above to see the clip.
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