You’ll find it here. It seems that Australia has the cheapest iPod, followed by Indonesia and Canada. Argentina has the most expensive iPod, even though it is generally a very cheap country. These figures are listed as from October 2008, but I wonder if Iceland still has the sixth most expensive iPod Nano?
I thank John De Palma for the pointer.
You mean I don’t have to travel across the border and buy my iPod Nano in Detroit? Wonderful news.
better arbitrage opportunity: Santiago – Buenos Aires. Or if you don’t want to risk South American prisons, try Belgium – Poland.
In Angola its somewhat short of $500. Not surprising given other prices (Tomato 1kg – $12, monthly rent for somewhat decent place – nothing you’d live in normally $4,000, Nike swimming trunks $110, average taxi ride if you manage to get a taxi $50, Gasoline $0.5/gallon) Go figure. At least I don’t need to buy I Pod here.
Hi there.
I just called the apple store in Iceland, and they are selling it at 29.900 ISK, which is probably around 230$ at the moment, dropping us a little bit lower on the list.
However, they are probably still selling items bought before the crash. This price will probably rise considerably in the next months.
The Australian dollar has dropped a lot recently. That might explain a lot.
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