Giant iPhones invading Apple stores

by Thomas Ricker posted Jun 22nd 2007 at 3:10AM

Ok, this would be the ideal time to opt out of the iPhone news if the obsessive minutiae is driving you nuts. Behold, the mighty iPhone... display. So powerful it levitates under the propulsion of its own hyperbole. From the reports coming in, we expect these to be on display today in Apple stores across these United States of Applemania.

[Thanks, Matthew H. and Peter]

Filed under: Handsets, Apple

Tags: apple, apple store, AppleStore, iphone

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ratboy4 @ Jun 22nd 2007 3:51AM

wanted to be the first comment i cant wait till june 29th.

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ilkhan @ Jun 22nd 2007 5:03AM

Most overhyped device, ever

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BFish @ Jun 22nd 2007 5:09AM

Damn, it looks as big as Nokia phones ;)

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nikki @ Jun 22nd 2007 5:29AM

I hope people that are getting this phone knows how to use it and not call us and ask stupid questions like how do I make a call... there's nothing worse than teaching someone how to use a PDA phone and they can't even use a regular phone!!

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Constable Odo @ Jun 22nd 2007 8:54AM

Gee, that must be Paul Bunyon's iPhone. I guess everyone wants their own personal iPhone.

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keithwwalker @ Jun 22nd 2007 1:02PM

There was a typo, they said 3.5 inch screen, it is actually a 3.5 FOOT screen!

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Anthony @ Jun 22nd 2007 1:58PM

Gotta give Appple's marketing department huge kudos for this one....

Releasing such a second rate PDA phone with technology that's been readily available and in various other phones for years in advance....and still slapping on a price tag that under preforms againist PDAs with the same price.

And I believe Apple-heads are even savy enough to realize that Apple isn't bringing anything new to the format besides a easier way to put your iPod list on your phone.

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