D.C.’s first Apple store opens door in Georgetown

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District residents no longer have to drive to Maryland or Virginia to get their MacBooks fixed of buy the latest generation of iPhone. D.C. finally has its own Apple store.

The store — the ninth in the Washington area but the first within District borders — opened its doors Friday at 5 p.m. for the curious eyes of its Georgetown neighborhood. Blue-shirted Apple workers dotted the crowds eagerly perusing the iPods and iPads on display.

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