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Mac Forum / General / Hardware / June 2007iPhone Mania-Pictures from Apple Store
I just went by the Apple Store in Broomfield, CO yesterday. I was amazed. The store was packed. You could hear calls coming in about the iPhone, people were asking questions, people were looking at the 4 ft. mockups at the entrance, etc. I talked to the employees and they say they are ready but it's going to be so busy. I don't know if this is true for all stores but this one is closing at 2-6. Earlier I heard it would be at 4-4:30. Does anyone know what time the online store will have phones available? I know the Apple online store is selling them but with them selling at 6PM across each time zone I don't know what to expect online. I took 4 pictures while there. Two are of the iPhone mockups and one is of the new iPhone shirts with the June 29th date and another of the sign at the entrace mentioning the 2-6 closing time and being open until midnight. I posted them all at my web site if you want to look. It's on the main page www.avcconsulting.info >I just went by the Apple Store in Broomfield, CO yesterday. I was >amazed. I didn't know there was a store in Broomfield - I go to Boulder even though I live in Lafayette. Googling shows it at Flatirons Mall, about half the distance. >The store was packed. You could hear calls coming in about >the iPhone, people were asking questions, people were looking at the 4 [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >www.avcconsulting.info >>I just went by the Apple Store in Broomfield, CO yesterday. I was >>amazed. > > I didn't know there was a store in Broomfield - I go to Boulder even > though I live in Lafayette. Googling shows it at Flatirons Mall, > about half the distance. And you've just replied to someone who clearly wants traffic to his website. Take note that while "iphones" do come from Apple, they are not Macs. Some newsgroups are getting terribly hit with junk posts like this one, from people who think their role is to promote the "iphone". The power of the internet is that it gives everyone the printing press. The failure of the internet is that for too many, they have nothing original to say, merely mimicking old media, in tone and traffic. Michael |
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