This morning Apple updated its line of iMacs and took the opportunity to increase all their prices in Brazil, in part – we imagine – due to the recent rise in the dollar. However, even without Mini macs, it also raised their prices. The entry model jumped from R $ 2,500 to R $ 2,800, the intermediate from R $ 3,400 to R $ 3,800 and the top-of-the-line, with OS X Server, went from R $ 4,200 to R $ 4,700. And we thought it was already bad…: – /
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Update · Sep 26, 2013 at 11:58
According to the 9to5Mac, Apple also raised prices for mini Macs in countries like Australia, Portugal and Malaysia. Interestingly, the machines are yet to receive an upgrade this year, as they use Intel’s “Ivy Bridge” processors – yes, from the past generation.
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Mac mini
Price: from R $ 2,799.00 (or 12x interest-free R $ 233.25)Versions: traditional and with OS X ServerCurrent generation: October 2012. |
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