You may have the largest screen on your block, but the Dallas Cowboy’s Stadium in Arlington, TX will have you beat. The largest screen in the world, watching anything on this will always be So Right.
Apple HQ employees in Cupertino call the 6 campus buildings Infinite Loop 1-6 (IL1-6). This BJ’s just off campus is jokingly referred to as IL7 and the brews may have inspired many So Right gadgets.
Martin Cooper was born in Chicago in 1928 – he’s the inventor of the handheld mobile phone – so you can thank him and his So Right invention for making this check in possible.
The first telegraph message was received in Baltimore by Alfred Vail in 1844. It was 22 characters long. Take that Twitter!
This is where the greatness happens. This is where the best minds in the business meet to discover new So Right ways to keep you mobile. This is the headquarters of The Shack.
Washington D.C. is the site of the first trials of modern cell phone towers – people here have a lot to talk about!
Take your kids to see the toys of your youth at the Toy Robot Museum. The collection on display is just So Right, and it includes a RadioShack Armatron!
Make sure your cell is charged when you visit the International Women’s Air & Space Museum. They have an awesome audio tour that you can listen to on your phone!
This is the closest RadioShack to MIT, which makes everyone who comes here a genius by proximity.
