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Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 11 June 2008 09:26
If the situation in Australia is anything to go by, the markup is quite modest. $US99 converts to approximately $A104, and adding GST takes the total to just short of $A115.
The actual Australian price of $A119 doesn't represent that big a premium, and is most likely there mainly as a buffer against exchange rate fluctuations - the Aussie is relatively strong against the greenback at present.
Similarly, the $US149 family pack converts to $173 with GST, and the actual price is $A179. So this time it's hard to claim Apple isn't doing the right thing, at least by Australian customers.
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