AT&T Sells Out of Initial Batch of iPhone 3Gs Pre-Orders
BoyGeniusReport claims that the initial batch of iPhone 3G S shipments have already been allocated to pre orders, so if you haven't ordered yet, you will have to wait.
To make a long story short, if you did not pre-order an iPhone 3G S from AT&T yet, (were not talking about Apple because we dont have information on their pre-ordering/stock levels, etc) your iPhone 3G S wont be shipping to you/your store until 7-14 days after the order date. It seems that all AT&Ts pre-order stock is depleted leaving only iPhone 3G Ss for dying-in-line purchasing on this coming Friday, and all pre-orders going forward wont be fulfilled until after the June 19th launch date.
There is a chance that Apple stores will have a larger supply of the iPhone 3G S on launch, as they did with the iPhone 3G during its launch.
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