I did a comparison last summer because I was flying through Singapore and the United States, while I live in Sweden. I compared the cost of a Black Macbook in all countries and they were almost exactly the same price (when converted to USD). This is before the current economic upheaval.
I imagine that what Apple does is set a current price (in USD) when the updated models are released and standardizes it across all markets.
And that's likely why the Brits are complaining about an increased base model price. It's not because Apple is more expensive, it's because the value of the GBP has fallen off a cliff.
I imagine that what Apple does is set a current price (in USD) when the updated models are released and standardizes it across all markets.
And that's likely why the Brits are complaining about an increased base model price. It's not because Apple is more expensive, it's because the value of the GBP has fallen off a cliff.