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Holy cow, if you did not order an Apple watch in the middle of the night last night in the

U.S. there is no telling when you're going to get one.

For starters, while indications had been that there would be some Apple watches available

for walk-in buyers on the 24th of April, there won't be. So says Apple. Tech Crunch says the Cupertino Company issued a press release on Thursday saying that the first batch of Apple Watch orders will only be collected via the Apple Store application for iOS devices

and the online Apple Store site. And for once the online Apple Store seems to

have been a better way to go than iOS.

More on that in a bit.

Quoted in the press release, Apple Retail Chief Angela Arrance.

Arrance makes what I think is her first public statement as head of Apple stores saying

There's no point in coming to Apple stores

paraphrasing her actual words. We are excited to welcome customers tomorrow, which is now the day, and introduce

them the Apple Watch, our most personal device yet. Based on the tremendous interest from people

visiting our stores as well as the number of customers who have gone to the Apple online store to mark their favorite Apple watch ahead of availability,

we expect that strong customer demand will exceed our supply at launch.

To provide the best experience and selection to as many customers as we can,

we will be taking orders for Apple Watch exclusively online during the initial launch period.

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