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Microsoft customers will no longer have a dedicated physical space to try out the company's latest technology and get help with

their devices. Microsoft has announced that it's closing all but four of its stores. That's roughly 80

storefronts going dark. The company plans to redesign flagship locations in New York City,

London, Sydney, and Redmond, Washington into experience centers that don't sell products.

The technology giant entered the brick and mortar retail arena in 2009 to compete with Apple's

popular stores and service locations. Microsoft even went so far as to build a flagship store

near Apple's iconic Glass Cube in Manhattan. But those shops never attained the popularity

that its rival enjoyed. Now the company will support customers through its digital storefronts

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