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Wait, what? The iPad 2 costs the same as the original iPad. It differs a bit in different countries, but that's mostly due to exchange rate differences, and App
by pieter 16y ago
Wait, what? The iPad 2 costs the same as the original iPad. It differs a bit in different countries, but that's mostly due to exchange rate differences, and Apple has always 'corrected' those when releasing product updates.
- Osiris 16y agoSurprisingly absent from the entire article is the actual prices for the iPad and iPad 2 that he's comparing. When I read it I thought the only price difference could be accounted for with inflation, but I'm fairly sure we didn't see 20% inflation last year in the electronics market.
- astrodust 16y agoHe might be Australian and seeing a 20% decrease in price because of exchange fluctuation.
- rogerwilco78 16y agoYou are right that there was no price change in the US. However in many international markets there has been a price reduction between the original pricing of the first iPad and the iPad 2. In Australia, the difference is between $50-100 when comparing original iPad launch price and iPad 2 pricing (http://techstyles.com.au/ipad-2-price/ipad/ http://techstyles.com.au/ipad-2-price/ipad/). Funny to see that the case is different from country to country.