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6 spots in New York if you love technology

Calling all the geeks! If you’re traveling to New York and want to explore places that appeal to technology, the good news is that the city has several cool spots. Whether they are paid or free attractions, you can make a very interesting itinerary and explore everything that is new in this area. I have separated some places below:

 

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🦄 Samsung 837, Tribeca Drop by when this is over, friends : Smart home, Cellphones, Laptops, VR experience, Maman Cafe, and more 🎁 Me & My friend got a DIY cell phone case when we were there last time. Designing it was kinda fun ✌ . . . 🦄🧚‍♀️ #nycrairy2020 #SamSung837 #Tribeca #GalaxyNote10+ #InstagrammableSpot . . #coolspace #samsung #ny #newyork #sopdrkim #kimbaktv #youtuber #operasinger #performerlife #manhattan #withgalaxy #eventspace #성악가 #공연기획자 #애국자 #미국 #뉴욕 #삼성837 #뉴요커 #삼성 #트라이베카 #가까운미래에저기서완전쿨한무언가를하고말테야😎 #꿈은스케일크게👍 . . . 🇰🇷 외국에 나와 있으면 저절로 애국자가 되는 것 같다. 한국 브랜드를 외국인들이 알고 선방하고 있으면 괜시리 더 뿌듯.. 한국에 대해 물으면 전쟁, 북한, 삼성 말고는 모르는 애들이 더 많았는데 이젠 BTS랑 한국 음식 덕에 조금 더 쉬워졌다고 해야하나? 그런데 가끔 국내에서 대기업어쩌고 하면서 괴롭히는거 보면 속으로 사앙욕나올 때 많음 🤣 국내에서도 힘든데, 문화도 말도 다른 타지에서 인정받고 자리잡는다는게 얼마나 힘든 일인지 알기에 더 그런듯.. 한국 기업들, 한국 분들 쭈욱 외국에서 꽃길🌸돈길 걸으시기를 🙏

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Samsung 837 – did you know that Samsung has a greater store and one of the coolest spots in Manhattan? In the heart of the Meatpacking District, next to the Chelsea Market and the High Line, Samsung has opened its first spot in Manhattan. Samsung 837, as it is called, is classified as a “digital playground.” There, you can experience all of the latest brand launches, hold meetings at your desks, have coffee with the famous Smorgasburg curator and even enjoy a sound while one of the resident DJs commands the live playlist. The most incredible? There is any product for sale. That’s not the point. Don’t expect a boring salesman asking you questions at any time. Samsung wants – and hopes – that those who visit get to know and experience the brand a little more.

Address: 837 Washington St. Check out a post about the place.

 

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What #PSVR game do you want to play at #SonySquareNYC?

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Sony Square – Sony Square NYC is a showplace for the latest in Sony entertainment and technology, and throughout the year Sony brings in new, exciting, interactive exhibits allowing you to play with a variety of technology and try something new each time you visit. The space changes every six weeks. It is not a store. You can not buy products there. The idea is to really promote products and give people the opportunity to get to know and test everything up close. On the website, you can keep track of the current exhibitions. In addition, Sony Square also hosts free events – and you can check the calendar online as well. Overall, the place is not huge, but since it is in a central and easily accessible area, Flatiron, it can be an excellent program for those who enjoy technology.

Address: 25 Madison Avenue.  Check out a post about the place. 

 

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#NintendoNYC’s first floor has evolved! Stop by Thursday, 11/14 through Sunday, 11/17 and check out this #PokemonSwordShield takeover!

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Nintendo – The store, needless to say, is a den of everything related to the brand world. Video games, merchandise, clothing, accessories, dolls, arts. There are two floors filled with memories and fun. Scattered throughout the store there are various relics such as replicas of the Master Sowrd (The Legend of Zelda), giant statues of the characters and even a timeline listing all Nintendo-launched devices.

Address: 10 Rockefeller Plaza. Check out a post about the place.

VR World – Think of an amusement park indoor, when you barely move yourself to enjoy the attractions, neither get wet or anything. That’s how I can summarize VR World. It is the largest Virtual Reality entertainment center in the Western Hemisphere. VR World is the first permanent high street venue independent from any event or festival offering to the public Virtual Reality games and content all year-round in a uniquely designed space. VR World has more than 50 experiences in virtual reality in two floors! There are fighting games, races, experiences for kids and even a The Walking Dead game! Each experience lasts 5 to 10 minutes. Visitors should be at least 7 years old  – I also think it is important to say that it is good to have an understanding of English to get the instructions. You can buy your ticket ONLINE or at the place.

Address: 4 East 34 Street. Check out a post about the place.

New York Hall of Science – The New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) was founded at the 1964–65 World’s Fair and has evolved into New York’s center for interactive science, serving a half million students, teachers, and families each year. NYSCI serves schools, families and underserved communities in the New York City area, offering informal, hands-on learning through various products and services that use the “design-make-play” method of bringing delight and play to educating Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). The museum is situated in a highly diverse neighborhood and employs youth from the community as part of our science career ladder program—contributing to diversity in careers in science and technology on a national scale. Free admission on Fridays – 2-5pm and on Sundays, 10-11am. Otherwise, you pay $15.
Address:  47-01 111th St., Corona, Queens.

 

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Le temple des tentations #dontcrackunderpressure

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B&H Photo -when talking about photographic equipment, B&H is a reference. It is the largest photographic and video equipment store in the United States. Founded in 1973, it serves eight to nine thousand customers daily. In addition to cameras, lenses and all accessories related to photo and video, the store also has computers, telephones, tablets and more. Remember that it is also possible to buy used items. B&H is gigantic and is certainly a true amusement park for those who enjoy technology. Remember: being a Jewish shop, it closes on Saturdays and only opens until 1pm on Fridays. Check out the website.
Address: 420 9th Ave.

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