Comments on: Change of plans: Apple stores to open at 7 a.m. Friday
The company stores will open an hour earlier than previously announced to accommodate the first day of iPhone 3G S sales.
The company stores will open an hour earlier than previously announced to accommodate the first day of iPhone 3G S sales.
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As for "everyone who wanted one, getting one already" that is so not true. I waited for 2 years until a 32GB version came out. My Dad's wife waited until the price dropped. So she is getting the $99 8GB tomorrow, and my 32GB is shipping to me for Friday.
So I just went back to the Apple website and ordered it for delivery instead. No line, no muss, no fuss.
Oh wait, I have Verizon service.
Oh well.
Meh. The shine has worn off standing in line for such things.
I'll try picking one up in a week or two. Maybe three. I'm not exactly in a rush.
- by etiahwhite June 17, 2009 9:08 PM PDT
- No need to stand in line this year....I wish they had the home delivery option last year when I stood line for 8 hours...No complaints though I met some interesting people and still have a phone that I'm quite please with (no desire to upgrade to the 3Gs)
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