Due to timing of sales and lag for reconciled numbers from all channels, Sprint will not post about first day sales, these numbers are adjusted based on first few days of sales, unless they have changed their method of reporting launch sales (and everyone else that sells consumer products).
Please keep in mind that just because people in this thread and others like this one may luv the device and know about it, most Sprint consumers and new phone buyers do not.
Still, 150,000 sounds too low, unless allocations were not as large and widespread as first thought. You can still get the EVO at our local Sprint and RS stores, but BB is sold out ATM. I think Sprint is talking allocation and sell-in, as far as "sold out" and NOT sell-through to consumers. If so, why doe Sprint and Radio Shacks still have them? Seems Sprint allocated too many to their own stores and Radio Shack, but not enough to Best Buy.
BTW, BB did NOT have 200K EVO's. They did not have that many Incredibles for launch, either.