iPhone Sells Out of Apple Stores (Almost)
With the exception of the Apple Store in Tigard, OR and one in Pittsburgh, PA, Apple Retail is sold out of the iPhone nationwide for July 5th, 2007 -- according to Apple's iPhone availability tool.
While the July 4th holiday may have delayed shipments today, in-store availability has steadily been declining since the iPhone launch.
Apple's online store continues to cite 2-4 week delays in online orders, but some early iPhone orders are said to be shipping this Friday, July 6th.
Of interest, WaitingforiPhone claims they have heard that AT&T has fulfilled over 1 million iPhone activations since its launch. This remains unconfirmed, but we would expect Apple to make some sort of announcement shortly if true.
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