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Sony Hits the Strip

Sony Electronics Inc. has opened its tenth Sony Style store at The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas. The store is designed to encourage consumers to test-drive a variety of devices and their seamless interaction with digital entertainment content.

The nearly 6,000-square-foot store, which can be seen from Las Vegas Boulevard, encompasses the nation’s second QUALIA showroom — the first opened in September in New York — featuring Sony’s cutting-edge line of QUALIA products. A dedicated concierge is positioned within the QUALIA showroom to schedule one-on-one product demonstration appointments with retail consultants.

“The Forum Shops at Caesars is a natural fit for our latest Sony Style store where we will be among world-class fashion retailers in one of the most well-known shopping meccas in the world,” said Mike Fasulo, president, Sony Electronics’ eSolutions Co. “Customers will enjoy a hands-on experience with our products, entertainment and technology in an open, consumer-friendly environment.”

The Las Vegas Sony Style store features several demonstration areas, including an HDTV display wall equipped with high-definition TV sets and DVD players, and a digital imaging gallery with a selection of digital still cameras, photo printers and camcorders. A concierge desk located at the store entrance ensures shoppers receive personal attention, while Wi-Fi Internet access, custom installation support, online product information through SonyStyle.com and custom in-home delivery services are also offered.

Sony Style Las Vegas is located at The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, a 175,000-square-foot, three-level development encompassing retail, dining and entertainment. It is the tenth Sony Style to open in the nation. Other locations include South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, Calif.; Beverly Center in Beverly Hills, Calif.; Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto, Calif.; Cherry Creek Mall in Denver; Mall at Millenia in Orlando, Fla.; Somerset Collections Mall in Detroit; The Dallas Galleria; Copley Place in Boston; and The Houston Galleria.

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