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Presumably because the € price includes VAT (which is usually 20%+ in the EU), and the US$ price does not. The real US price would vary by state, and they usual
by jonpacker 14y ago
Presumably because the € price includes VAT (which is usually 20%+ in the EU), and the US$ price does not. The real US price would vary by state, and they usually don't show the amount of sales tax on the purchase price. This is a tax thing, not an apple thing.
- rorrr 14y ago$2,199 + 20% = $2,638.8 = 2,111€ Still doesn't explain a higher price.