Apple's Leopard arrives in San Francisco

[Rich Tate]

C|Net has some coverage this morning of Leopard launch in San Francisco.

About 30 minutes before the doors of the store opened at 6 p.m., the line stretched up Stockton and around the corner onto O'Farrell Street, maybe two-thirds as long as the iPhone line at its longest on June 29. Still, prospective customers waited hours in line to buy Leopard, even though they could have preordered a copy from Apple or Amazon.com and have spent that time installing their new OS.

 

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You can always count on Apple fans to stand in line for hours just to hemorrhage cash at their Cupertino god's latest offering. Don't forget to high-five all your friends when you are done with your purchase. I'm kidding, you have no friends.