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200 People Line Up in Boulder for iPhone 3G

Friday, July 11th, 2008 at 10:05 AM - by

More than 200 people have lined up at the Flatiron Crossing Apple Store in Broomfield Colorado outside Boulder to be the first to get Apple's new iPhone 3G. Despite the likelihood that Apple will have plenty of iPhones on hand to satisfy demand, the line began to form at 4:00 A.M. local.

One of the most interesting aspects we noticed about the folks in line is that we found the vast majority of them had smartphones other than a first generation iPhone in their hands. While that observation is anecdotal, it does suggest that the move to 3G is bringing new customers to Apple's banner.

We'll have more details to report later in the day.


The line outside the Flatiron Crossing Apple Store in Broomfield, CO.

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