The sorry state of STARTTLS support of Greek email providers.Linux network troubleshooting a la Dr.As for Rainbow: They probably don’t think at all about that old price/demand thing. Since they sell good right now with these prices, they don’t see a reason to lower prices. I think Apple is just putting the exchange difference which is currently in their favour in their own pockets. Switzerland (which by Apple is handled similar to EU countries) has much less VAT (7.6% IIRC) and thus has lower end prices. Since most EU countries have almost the same VAT rate now (around 18-20%), this explains the similar prices you see. – a (claimed to be small) increase in price to pay for translation, localization etc. – official conversion rate to Euro (which right now is probably totally out of whack with bank exchange rates) It’s just not acceptable to run something like a “We Want Apple Greece” campaign with ads.Īs for the topic: The price difference is indeed due to the importer not being really Apple itself, but a third party.Īccording to an Apple PR person I spoke to some years ago, prices in Europe are derived from
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After some while though it has just turned into yet another Mac news site, with the main interest being selling ads. When started out, I thought it a Good Thing and was in favour of it. :Sįiled by kargig at 15:00 under General, Internet Shouldn’t the price be exactly the same as all other countries in the Euro zone since we are using Euros (€)? What’s the big deal with Greece ? Even the site looks different than all others. If someone takes into account that the minimal monthly payment here in Greece is at 600€, then this macbook here in Greece costs more than 2 months of work. Now, should I be happy or sad that in my country it costs a lot more than most other European countries ? It surely costs more than any other country in the Euro zone. To summarize, from least expensive to most expensive (tax included):įinland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal: 1199€ Using to convert that money to Euros:1,304.20€Īpplestore.fi lists it at 1.199,00 € with tax included. Using to convert that money to Euros: 1,049.31€Ī lists it at 1.199,00 € with tax included.Ī lists it at 1.199,00 € with tax included.Ī lists it at 1.199,00 € with tax included.Ī lists it at 1.199,00 € with tax included.Īpplestore.es lists is at 1.149,00 € with tax included.Īpplestore.pt lists it at 1.199,00 € with tax included.Īpplestore.no lists it at kr 10 390,00.
Using to convert that money to Euros: 1,266.38€Ī.uk lists it at £829.00 with tax included. If you know something please correct me with a comment)Ī lists it at SEK 11.795,00 with tax included. Using to convert that money to Euros: 843.403€ !! (there might be some kind of taxing missing from here. I decided to take a look at other applestores and compare the prices.Ī lists it at 1299$. Tax here in Greece is 19% so the final price would be: 1294,72€
Looking at this macbook costs 1066E without tax. A friend of mine just ordered a macbook here in Greece.
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