Microsoft has told PC Retail that its recently announced retail outlets will come to 'a few major cities around the world' – which would presumably include at least London in the UK.A spokesperson said: "Certainly they will include Microsoft's own software and hardware products.
"Our main objective is to change the buying experience for consumers around the world – to show and demonstrate Microsoft's key consumer products in a deeper and more meaningful way, making it more simple and easy for consumers to purchase PCs and devices that truly meet their specific needs."
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