If a few days ago we informed you that Apple had made the decision to raise the prices of the applications of the App Store in certain countries due to the changes that have occurred in the value of its currency with respect to the US dollar. Today we share with you that in Brazil, New Zealand, Norway and Malaysia have increased the price of Mac computers this time.
Apple has raised prices for MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and Mac Pro because the Foreign currency values continue to fluctuate against the US dollar.
The price of MacBook Air in New Zealand has varied and now ranges between NZ $ 1,399.00 and NZ $ 1,799.00 for units in stock before the rise. However, the prices of the new units that are reaching the stores are between NZ $ 1,599.00 and NZ $ 2,199.00.
The price increase has already been made effective in the Apple Store Online Store of the affected countries. In short, a price adjustment that shows that Apple is not going to allow Problems external to your company make them earn less for a product for which they can get more.
We will see if these changes are maintained over time or is simply a change for a few weeks until the value of the currencies of each of those countries more closely matches the American pain.
As for Macs, we can remember that those from Cupertino have updated the iMac model that now has a Retina screen on the 21,5-inch diagonal, the 27 iMac with non-Retina screen are no longer manufactured and new peripherals such as the Magic Trackpad 2, Magic mouse 2, and Magic Keyboard.
Also in Mexico the price increased. For example the MBA11 with the minimum characteristics cost 16900 and went up to 18000
They are worth what they are worth because they are worth it so buy and be quiet.