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Jim Broadbent - 16 Jan 2008 13:45 GMT
Australians will pay $1000 more than their US counterparts for the newly
introduced Apple MacBook Air.
Chris McDonald - 16 Jan 2008 21:07 GMT
>Australians will pay $1000 more than their US counterparts for the newly
>introduced Apple MacBook Air.

US price from        US$1799 (+ US state-based taxes) = AUD$2038.
Australian price from    AUD$2271 (+ AUD$227)

So, you equate $2038 to $2271 and come up with $1000?

Why do you post these lies?

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Eric Lindsay - 21 Jan 2008 19:30 GMT
> Australians will pay $1000 more than their US counterparts for the newly
> introduced Apple MacBook Air.

US$1799 price quoted is free of local taxes. Add 10% to allow for 10%
GST added in Australia and you have US$1978.  Use the Apple Calculator
in currency mode and you get A$2283.13. Actual price in the Australian
store is A$2499. Difference is A$215.87, or about 10%.

If you want an Apple item that is overpriced, compare recently reduced
AppleTV. US$229, A$449. Now that is overpriced.

Contrast that to say an iPod Touch. US$299, A$399 (conversion after tax
A$379.46)

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