Price

Breakdown of iPhone 5 pricing across 25 localized Apple Stores

Christian Zibreg ∙ September 28, 2012

We know from before that countries like Russia, India and Brazil sell the most expensive iPhones in the world, both in relative and absolute terms. While the iPhone 5 is yet to launch in these markets (Apple plans to have the gizmo available in 100 countries across 240 carriers by year's end), with today's addition of 22 new countries the iPhone 5 is now officially available in 31 major territories around the world.

One thing becomes readily apparent just glancing at Apple's localized online stores: the iPhone 5 prices vary depending on the region, based on local policies, taxes and other factors influencing price calculations...

Apple allegedly to keep iPhone 3GS, reprice it for emerging markets

Christian Zibreg ∙ May 21, 2012

Instead of killing off the iPhone 3GS when a sixth-generation model arrives later this year, Apple is allegedly in the process of repricing the handset in order to better attend to its customers in emerging markets, where phones are often sold contract-free and used with pay-as-you-go plans.

According to Jefferies analys Peter Misek, Apple wants to sell its three-year old handset contract-free in developing markets for between $250 and $300 versus its current $375 no-contract asking price...

The new iPad launching on March 16th, pre-orders start today

Jeff Benjamin ∙ March 7, 2012

One week folks, that's all the waiting you'll have to do before getting your hands on the new iPad.

You can pre-order the new iPad starting today, with availability on March 16th — the same day as the new Apple TV.

Thankfully, the prices for the devices have remained the same as the current generation iPads, with Wi-Fi only flavors going for $499, $599, and $699 for 16, 32, and 64GB respectively. LTE models will go for $629, $729, and $829 for the same amount of storage space.

As with the current generation, there will be both black and white versions, with separate LTE models for both Verizon and AT&T...