Apple's iPhone 3G availability Rebounds

From Computerworld
Apple Inc. today said that iPhone inventory at its retail stores had rebounded from weekend lows, when nearly every outlet reported that it was out of stock. On Sunday morning, Apple's own stock-checking tool listed just 16 stores, or 8.5% of the total, as having any to sell.

On Sunday night, the inventory tool reported even lower numbers. At that point, only three, or fewer than 2% of all those in the U.S., listed iPhones on hand and ready to sell the next day.

Monday's inventories were similar, if slightly lower than, those posted by Apple last Wednesday and Thursday, when it claimed 26% and 27% of its U.S. stores, respectively, had at least one of the three iPhone models in stock.

However, one of Apple's flagship stores, located on Fifth Avenue in New York, was completely out of the iPhone 3G, as were other prominent locales, such as those in downtown San Francisco and Chicago.

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