(2)Apple to open 1st retail store outside U.S. in Tokyo

(2)Apple to open 1st retail store outside U.S. in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Apple Computer Inc. CEO Steve JObs holds up the company's latest notebook computer during a press conference at its retail store in Tokyo's Ginza shopping district on Nov. 27. The five-floor store, the company's first retail store outside the United States, is to open on Nov. 30.

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