Ok tried to go the BundleBox route last night. Got an email this morning. Here's an excerpt.
Guess I have to wait. Not too bothered, just means I'll save some cash really.
Did you put your Bundlebox address as the billing address as well?
Ok tried to go the BundleBox route last night. Got an email this morning. Here's an excerpt.
Guess I have to wait. Not too bothered, just means I'll save some cash really.
Did you put your Bundlebox address as the billing address as well?
You pricing is a little out...using bundle box you can grab a 32Gb WIFI pad for £490 all in. While I agree the UK price will be less than this I doubt it will be by very much, maybe £50.
My own calculations for a 32 GB Wifi using Bundlebox are in the region of 550-560 pounds all inclusive. How did you get 490, considering that at present exchange rate, 630 dollars US is 408 pounds and once you add VAT (not including shipping costs), you get to over 480 pounds? I am still banking on the 16 GB Wifi being 389-399, 32 GB being 459-469 pounds, and so forth. It could be slightly less than 100 pounds differential, but if you import it through fully-tax paying systems such as Bundlebox, the price differential is closer to 100 than to 50 pounds...
Just have a look at the bundlebox web site...
http://www.bundlebox.com/great_deals/
search for ipad and you can see what other people have been paying.
I think that site just shows purchases made through 'Buy For Me'. It only includes US shipping - not shipping to the UK - that will extra ££ once the item has hit your Bundlebox.
My own calculations for a 32 GB Wifi using Bundlebox are in the region of 550-560 pounds all inclusive. How did you get 490, considering that at present exchange rate, 630 dollars US is 408 pounds and once you add VAT (not including shipping costs), you get to over 480 pounds? I am still banking on the 16 GB Wifi being 389-399, 32 GB being 459-469 pounds, and so forth. It could be slightly less than 100 pounds differential, but if you import it through fully-tax paying systems such as Bundlebox, the price differential is closer to 100 than to 50 pounds...
Just have a look at the bundlebox web site...
http://www.bundlebox.com/great_deals/
search for ipad and you can see what other people have been paying.
From looking at the latest Apple prices on the new MBPs, I think those prices are seeming increasingly optimistic. Sort of in line with the old prices, but certainly a fair bit under the new. I think we'll be looking more in the region of £449, £529 and £599.
At least you have a heart.... I just have an empty space where my heart should be.
I doubt this will be the case, as the 3G models would in this case venture deep into full blown laptop pricing territory, which will cause a sales disaster in Europe. I wouldn't compare MBP pricing to iPad pricing, they are in completely different categories. At any rate, May 10 is not that far away in absolute terms and, once again, if you are on the lookout for a 3G model, I strongly doubt you will have your hands on one in the UK before that date....
Tony Stark? I thought you lived in America?
I tend to agree with this. The Wifi version i think will be in line with the US pricing (plus the 8-10% apple tax). 3G i dont know esp since all the networks say they will stock it.
Does anyone think we'll be able to pick which network we use and chop and change depending which is offereing the best deal on a monthly basis?
Ok tried to go the BundleBox route last night. Got an email this morning. Here's an excerpt.
Guess I have to wait. Not too bothered, just means I'll save some cash really.
I would. When have you ever seen Apple give you a good deal for something in the UK? I'll answer that for you; never. Everything kicks up the price here; transport; retail space; warehousing; VAT; Apple Tax; employee costs; costs to withdraw the money from the EU. I think people are now becoming entirely unrealistic to expect these will be below £400 at base level. It's just a fantasy. You're dealing with a luxury product here, not some cheapo Dell.I doubt this will be the case, as the 3G models would in this case venture deep into full blown laptop pricing territory, which will cause a sales disaster in Europe. I wouldn't compare MBP pricing to iPad pricing, they are in completely different categories. At any rate, May 10 is not that far away in absolute terms and, once again, if you are on the lookout for a 3G model, I strongly doubt you will have your hands on one in the UK before that date....
I would. When have you ever seen Apple give you a good deal for something in the UK? I'll answer that for you; never. Everything kicks up the price here; transport; retail space; warehousing; VAT; Apple Tax; employee costs; costs to withdraw the money from the EU. I think people are now becoming entirely unrealistic to expect these will be below £400 at base level. It's just a fantasy. You're dealing with a luxury product here, not some cheapo Dell.
This is missing the point. When has Apple ever advertised a product at an 'unbelievable price'? let me answer that for you, never! unless there using the unbelievable price to mean high, which I very much doubt, they have to keep at least slightly in line with US pricing. The basic Wi-Fi needs to be 399-429max or its nothing unbelievable at all.
I doubt this will be the case, as the 3G models would in this case venture deep into full blown laptop pricing territory, which will cause a sales disaster in Europe. I wouldn't compare MBP pricing to iPad pricing, they are in completely different categories. At any rate, May 10 is not that far away in absolute terms and, once again, if you are on the lookout for a 3G model, I strongly doubt you will have your hands on one in the UK before that date....
I just created an account with them, only to have an additional £85 added for shipping and handling at the checkout. Total price £547.
No chance paying that for 16gb!
sneeky.........
I put the Zipcode as 00000, with my normal postcode on the line above.
When did you place the order and how long did it take them to cancel your order?
Thank you - I was just about to plonk down £598 with them for a 32GB until I saw that - thought they were already taking the mickey, but another £85 would be too far OTT.
You saved me from doing something daft and impulsive![]()
Theres plenty of good deals on eBay....Mine arrived today via Fedex 2 day international priority, 64GB for £620 all in!! No VAT![]()
Theres plenty of good deals on eBay....Mine arrived today via Fedex 2 day international priority, 64GB for £620 all in!! No VAT![]()