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First Video of Queue in Auckland for iPhone 3G launch
barnaclebarnes
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Geek
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#
23789
8-Jul-2008 23:49
Here is the
first video of the queue for the iPhone in New Zealand
. Sorry about the quality but the quote from the security guard near the end is pretty good.
Foo
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Ultimate Geek
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#145281
9-Jul-2008 10:14
Interesting video, thanks for posting.
maccrazy
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Geek
#146359
10-Jul-2008 20:26
Some photos here as well (video up soon):
http://www.maccrazy.net/2008/07/10/video-iphone-3g-line-in-auckland/
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brownbox
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Master Geek
#146373
10-Jul-2008 20:41
great work guys. Good to see you brought plenty of blankets, its gonna get a little chilly.
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Phone-Apple iPhone 3G 16GB Black. Jailbroken 2.1
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