Best UK iPOd pricing?
23 February 2004, 06:32 PM
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Best UK iPOd pricing?
I'm off to the US next week, with the current exchange rate can anyone get close to the prices I can get off Amazon.com, namely:
40gb £270
20gb £218
cheers,
greg
40gb £270
20gb £218
cheers,
greg
24 February 2004, 01:47 PM
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the HP iPod is identical to the normal iPod only blue. It just has a HP logo engraved on the back instead.
The iPod mini is a different kettle of fish all together mini
The iPod mini is a different kettle of fish all together mini
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18% margin I wish. We're lucky to make 3%, barely worth bothering with so defintley no discount. Stock is still in in high demand so I can't see prices dropping much or anyone giving them away.
From what I can see UK mailorder is still the cheapest way to buy one in the UK. US pricing may be cheaper.
AllanB
From what I can see UK mailorder is still the cheapest way to buy one in the UK. US pricing may be cheaper.
AllanB
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hPod is an iPod but in HP blue with HP logos. Still has the Apple logo on startup though! No pics yet.
Re: pricing. No one in the UK will be able to beat those. Margins are high, but for Apple not the dealer, as AllanB said.
Just get one from the States, worldwide warranty and multi-voltage mains adaptor are standard. Pick up the Apple Worldwide Travel Plug kit whilst you're out there, or just get a fig-of-8 mains lead when you get back.
You should be able to get AppleCare here in the UK when you get back, covers all parts (inc. battery) for 2 years for about £50.
Have fun,
Alex
Re: pricing. No one in the UK will be able to beat those. Margins are high, but for Apple not the dealer, as AllanB said.
Just get one from the States, worldwide warranty and multi-voltage mains adaptor are standard. Pick up the Apple Worldwide Travel Plug kit whilst you're out there, or just get a fig-of-8 mains lead when you get back.
You should be able to get AppleCare here in the UK when you get back, covers all parts (inc. battery) for 2 years for about £50.
Have fun,
Alex
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