Tips on how to get an Apple iPhone

Jun 13 2007, 4:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

There are 16 days left until the Apple iPhone will be in stores. For some reason the launch will bet at 6pm.

CNET called 75 Apple and AT&T stores to figure out how many iPhones the store would have available and if they could reserve one.
The result is that the stores have no idea how many iPhones they will have and how the launch will happen.The iPhone will not be available online, so you need to find a AT&T or Apple store that actually will have iPhones on June 29th.
Unless the story is true that Apple has 3 million iPhones available, the iPhone will most likely hard to find despite the high price and contract commitment.
More details on CNET.

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