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The 'Chrome Zone' will give people a chance to go hands-on with Chromebook laptops
Google, a company best known for its online exploits, has opened its first retail store.
The pop-up-shop forms a part of the PC World store on Tottenham Court Road in London, an area well-known for its technology retailers.
In a blog post announcing the news, Google said the ‘Chrome Zone' would give people a chance to go hands on with Chromebook computers and talk to Chrome specialists. Google also said that Chromebooks were best experienced in person, adding that more stores will be opening in the UK over the next few months.
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