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more about #paris more comments → Monty: Cappuccinos created by straining water through pure Ballmer juice, I would expect? My apologies for the bad mental image. I am going to have difficu... more » Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: French coffee and a snooty French attitude, which would be more at home in an Apple store than this place... #windows7cafe more » aec007: Puis-je obtenir un café avec cette fenêtres sept? Ooh La la! #windows7cafe more » Noobs-R-Us: What the hell is he saying? We need a translator! Wee wee poo poo ow ow pe po ti ne pan?!?! He should know better than to not use English. He’s usi... more » -
#windows7
Microsoft Now Serving Cappuccinos at the Windows Cafe In Paris
If you live in Paris, you can head on over to 47 Boulevard Sebastopol and enjoy coffee and pastry served up by Microsoft. Their Windows 7 Cafe is now open for business. More » -
#appstore
First Augmented Reality iPhone App Now Available For Paris Travelers
After a whole bunch of hype, the first augmented reality app for the iPhone 3GS is now available (Yea!)...for Paris subway travelers (Ugh). More » -
#apple
Louvre Apple Store Now Official, Mona Lisa Keeps Smiling
The Gioconda will be surrounded by fanboys with white earbuds soon, as Apple gets ready to open an Apple Store in the Louvre following the official approval of the project. Like the Regent Street store in London or the Fifth Avenue store in NYC, the Louvre store will be located in one of the busiest tourism spots in the planet, with 8.3 million visitors each year. More » -
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#designlab
Electrolux Design Lab Finalists Biting Their Nails as the Winner is Announced
The winner of Electrolux's Design Lab 2007 competition will be announced tomorrow in Paris, and these are the final eight products hoping to win their creator 5,000 ($7,435). The brief was to design something eco-friendly and sustainable for 2020, and sexiest is the Fog Shower by Joo Diego Schlmansky from Brazil, which consumes just two liters of water during a five-minute shower. It's all to do with the mist of microscopic water droplets, rather than a traditional shower, which uses around 20 liters for the same amount of scrub-up time. More »
