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[QUOTE=cigarclifford;3106646]
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Originally Posted by kenchan
one of the biggest reasons why radioshack did well in the past was because rural towns didnt have big name electronic stores and radioshack had that niche. but with internet came online giants like amazon to take on even those rural town niche markets.
so it seems kinda redundant to me, unless their focus is more like their kindle and amazon-only products for their physical stores..  but thats A LOT of stores to fill just for that stuff..  they want to compete vs apple stores?
the small foot print micro stores will be used as, a
personal shopping experience with a real person interacting
gaining both consumer knowledge and a understanding of
what Amazon customers are also looking to buy.
They will not stock a large inventory and Amazon vans can make home
deliveries ridding Amazon of UPS - USPS - FedEx. Amazon did not buy
Radio Shack locations for selling Radio Shack products. Lets give it some
time and see.
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First thing that came to mind is mini warehouse/delivery hubs for Amazon, masked by a store front for increased name recognition.
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