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Strong Aussie prompts Billion price drop

Stephen Withers
Tuesday, 08 September 2009 06:54

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The Australian prices of 11 Billion broadband routers have been reduced. The strength of the Australian dollar relative to the US currency is said to be the reason.

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Billion distributor PC Range has announced price cuts on 11 of the company's broadband routers.

The reductions range from 8% on the BiPAC 7404VGOX (now $A349) to 33% on the BiPAC 5200N (now $A159).

The reductions, averaging 19%, are attributed to the strength of the Australian dollar. Over the last six months, the exchange rate has improved from $US0.65 to $US0.85.

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