Don't worry, Greece is in a much better shape than the United States right now.I thought there was a huge financial crisis in Greece??? Since when jobless-pennyless people afford electronic gizmos for 500-600 Euros?![]()
Don't worry, Greece is in a much better shape than the United States right now.I thought there was a huge financial crisis in Greece??? Since when jobless-pennyless people afford electronic gizmos for 500-600 Euros?![]()
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Are you sure it's not your iPad overheating?
Wow! Apple's competitors better bring their "A" game now. Otherwise it will really be game over for them in the tablet market.
its effectively iPad 2S.
Ipad one was revolutionary, the new iPad is not really a game changer, more of a really nice upgrade.
If someone comes to the market with something revolutionary could be interesting.
Germany is paying for their iPads.
Don't worry, Greece is in a much better shape than the United States right now.
They won't though, hehe![]()
Nope, just clarifying things.... And Finland
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Sour grapes?![]()
Well, the prices are too high for me in my country (Hungary -.-"). I think I'm going to get it from the USA, I just need to find a shop that is shipping to my country.
Indeed. The Galaxy Tab Note 10.1 is also disappointing screen res-wise. No decent competitor on the horizon.
I know you're trolling, but I will point out you overlook the myriad who don't pay anywhere near as much income tax as they're supposed to.I thought there was a huge financial crisis in Greece??? Since when jobless-pennyless people afford electronic gizmos for 500-600 Euros?![]()
Here in Downstate New York (i.e., New York City and nearby counties), there's even a sliver of a percent added for the regional transit authority (the Metropolitan Transit Authority).The Apple Online store does not have taxes included in the price because each state has its own taxes which vary from state to state. Also, many larger counties or cities, NYC, Chicago, etc can levy their own local taxes in addition.
It' not unusual to pay x% state + y% county + z% city taxes where x is larger ( small by most countries' standards ) and y and z are less than 1%
My sales tax here is 6.5% ( 6% if i move one mile down the road into another county ) but many times it is over 10% in major cities.
I rushed to Vasco da Gama Shopping Mall here in Lisbon and waited in line only 5 minutes yesterday while watching Game of Thrones
Today however it's a hole different story, big lines all around for the leftovers from yesterday...
No there is no money problem in Portugal![]()
Well, the prices are too high for me in my country (Hungary -.-"). I think I'm going to get it from the USA, I just need to find a shop that is shipping to my country.