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Errrr, UK prices for the Macbook Pro are the cheapest in Europe, even after the worldwide rise of 25%. So you are incorrect

• mpweiher 10y ago
  (a) What worldwide rise? (b) Since the increase is due to the exchange rate, yes, the relative price compared to other countries doesn't/didn't change. That's kind of how exchange rates work...
  • HalfwayToDice 10y ago
    The price of the Macbook Pro has risen in every country. This is an Apple price rise, not a UK exchange rate rise. I'm not sure what else there is to say? You are completely ignoring facts in front of you, and choosing single numbers that fit your pre-defined Brexit narrative. Reasoned debate with you is not possible. Sorry.
    • ascorbic 10y ago
      The prices in Britain for existing products are around 20% more than they were last week. Mac Pro is now £2,999, up from £2,499. The Mac mini is £479, up from £399. The Macbook Pro is a new model, so comparing the price for that is meaningless. And yes, if you convert all the prices into USD then the UK is cheap. People in the UK aren't paid in USD though, and it's the GBP price that has increased.