iPhone 3G lines starts at Apple’s flagship Store on 5th Avenue in New York

If you thought the hype for Apple's iPhone 3G would be tempered as compared to the original iPhone, then think again as the over-eager iPhone fanboys have already started lining up outside Apple's flagship store on 5th Avenue in New York to be the first to get their hands on iPhone 3G.

Wayne Schulz over at Gear Diary reports that "According to police they began this morning. Number one in line is a man and woman with a baby whose goal is to set a record for time in line and the first baby to wait with them (or some such nonsense)."

It will be interesting to see if famous Apple software developers, famous CEOs and venture capitalists will be waiting in line this time round.

I agree with Robert Scoble "waiting in line for an Apple product is glorious, even if it is idiotic."

You can checkout more photos and some tidbits about the people in the line over at Gear Diary.

iPhone 3G lines at Apple's Flagship Store on 5th Avenue in New York

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4 Responses to iPhone 3G lines starts at Apple’s flagship Store on 5th Avenue in New York

  1. Louis says:

    Child Services may drop by to check on the kid who'd been standing in line all weekend.

  2. Allan Jackson says:

    Jesus. Get a life! What a bunch of losers. Do they have anything better to do than to wait in fucking line for 5 days for an iPhone? I don't want to be anywhere near a fucking nerd that has not showered, washed his hair, or changed his god-damn underpants in 5 fucking days.

    Disgusting…simply disgusting. Is this what our society has come to?

  3. Louis says:

    The good thing about that store is that it's open 24 hours but it may take 48 hours to air out…….

  4. Pauly says:

    What a bunch of doochebags, I will walk in the day after the release and just buy one. These are the same fucks that try to give computer advice to people in Starbucks.

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