Greg Packer and David Clayman are the first line at Manhattan's Apple store to buy an iPhone.
Clayman doesn't really want an iPhone but wants to experience waiting in line and blogging about it. He plans to buy the iPhone and then sell it and donate the proceeds to the Taproot Foundation.
Photos by Caroline McCarthy/CNET News.com
Caption by: Andy Smith
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