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In Spain is the same. Electronics are way to expensive. I'm guessing is a tax thing, but if it's not imposed there's an opportunity for electronics arbitrage (
by fabiandesimone 15y ago
In Spain is the same. Electronics are way to expensive.
I'm guessing is a tax thing, but if it's not imposed there's an opportunity for electronics arbitrage (which I see a lot when photographers friends go to the US, they take orders from other friends and charge a tiny % to bring the equipment back home)
- mdaniel 15y agoIs there a demand for electronics/computers/etc within the general population of Spain? I get the feeling that electronics and computers (outside of the work environment, anyway) are not important to Parisians. That would explain why things are expensive here: there isn't a high demand for those items. However, in the startup-Ireland discussion, the very discussion was about startups, who I would think are the kind of people that would want fast computers and the associated peripherals. So there should be high demand in Dublin, but based on the websites I checked, my "flip the currency sign" metric still holds.