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Apple prices up iPad for UK
Rip-off Britain?
Fri 7 May 2010 //
14:08 UTC
Apple has said how much the iPad will cost Brits when its 'magical' device goes on sale on 28 May.
The Wi-Fi only version will be priced at £429, £499 and £599 for the 16GB, 32GB and 64GB models, respectively.
Add 3G to the package and you'll pay an extra £100 for each of those storage capacities: £529, £599 and £699.
Prices include VAT. At current exchange rates, the £429 iPad is priced at the equivalent of a sales tax less $536, so you may still be better off buying in the US - it costs $499 plus sales tax - if you're heading in that direction in the near future.
Apple will begin taking advance orders on Monday. ®
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