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Nokia Concept Store in Chandigarh
Techtree News Staff, Dec 15, 2006 1639 hrs ISTNokia has opened its first flagship Concept Store in Chandigarh, offering full range of mobility products providing consumers a first-hand experience before purchasing.
Nokia has opened its first flagship Concept Store in Chandigarh, offering full range of mobility products and allow consumers to get a first-hand experience before purchasing.
The Nokia Chandigarh Concept store will be the first to have a 'Business Lounge' spread over 200 sq ft dedicated to offer true enterprise mobility to support Business on move.
With this, Chandigarh becomes the fifth Indian city after Hyderabad, Bangalore, Jaipur, and Delhi to have its own 'Nokia Concept Store'.
The store located at Shopping Bag building, Sector 17, the prime retail hub of the city measures approximately 2650 square feet. According to the company, it will follow the international format for Nokia Concept Stores to provide an interactive and informative shopping experience to consumers.
Sharing the rationale for opening the Nokia Concept Store in Chandigarh, Sunil Dutt, Director - Sales, Nokia India said "Being one of the fastest growing metros in India, with a style and technology savvy consumer base, Chandigarh was an obvious choice for us to set up a Nokia Concept Store."
Dutt further added, "Our state-of-the-art Nokia concept store will demonstrate the entire range of Nokia mobile phones across its entry, mid range, multimedia, and enterprise categories and will redefine the consumers' retail experience. The store will be equipped with separate 'Experience Zones' and 'Nokia Nseries Lounge' to allow demonstrators to explain key features and functionalities of Nokia products."
The Nseries Experience Zone will allow customers to check out a wide range of Nokia Nseries multimedia devices. The Nseries Lounge is spread on an area of 750 sq ft, while the music lounge is 200 sq ft.
Nokia said that the store, with a futuristic and high-tech ambience, will feature the latest range of Nokia offerings, including handsets, mobile enhancements, and exclusive Nokia merchandise and also have a trained staff to help visitors learn about new mobile applications and technologies.
The Nokia Chandigarh Concept store will be the first to have a 'Business Lounge' spread over 200 sq ft dedicated to offer true enterprise mobility to support Business on move.
With this, Chandigarh becomes the fifth Indian city after Hyderabad, Bangalore, Jaipur, and Delhi to have its own 'Nokia Concept Store'.
The store located at Shopping Bag building, Sector 17, the prime retail hub of the city measures approximately 2650 square feet. According to the company, it will follow the international format for Nokia Concept Stores to provide an interactive and informative shopping experience to consumers.
Sharing the rationale for opening the Nokia Concept Store in Chandigarh, Sunil Dutt, Director - Sales, Nokia India said "Being one of the fastest growing metros in India, with a style and technology savvy consumer base, Chandigarh was an obvious choice for us to set up a Nokia Concept Store."
Dutt further added, "Our state-of-the-art Nokia concept store will demonstrate the entire range of Nokia mobile phones across its entry, mid range, multimedia, and enterprise categories and will redefine the consumers' retail experience. The store will be equipped with separate 'Experience Zones' and 'Nokia Nseries Lounge' to allow demonstrators to explain key features and functionalities of Nokia products."
The Nseries Experience Zone will allow customers to check out a wide range of Nokia Nseries multimedia devices. The Nseries Lounge is spread on an area of 750 sq ft, while the music lounge is 200 sq ft.
Nokia said that the store, with a futuristic and high-tech ambience, will feature the latest range of Nokia offerings, including handsets, mobile enhancements, and exclusive Nokia merchandise and also have a trained staff to help visitors learn about new mobile applications and technologies.
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