iPad UK Pricing revealed: may actually be cheaper to buy one in the UK
For a VAT registered business or individual, it's actually cheaper – anywhere from £13 to £42 – to buy an iPad in the UK than it is to buy one in California.
pricing
7 May 2010
Apple has just revealed the UK pricing for the iPad. The 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB WiFi models will be sold for £429, £499, and £599, respectively. The 3G models will set you back another £100 (so £529/£599/£699).
In the US, the WiFi models are going for $499, $599, and £699 and the 3G models are $629, $729, and $829.
The economy must be worse than we imagined if Adobe has to resort to having first-year typography students design the logo for their new product line. I mean, really, what's the deal with the new logo? Is it a 4 with an Elvis hair cut? A face? Is the CS spitting out the 4 (or, goodness forbid, throwing it up?) Why is Adobe, a company that makes kick-ass design products, entirely constipated when it comes to branding its own products?