![]() The cheapest iMac is now £1,049 up from £899, while the Mac Pro – a computer that hasn’t been updated for more than 1,000 days – has seen its base price increase by £500, from £2,499 to £2,999.īut while Apple has gained a reputation for overcharging British customers on currency conversions in the past, these prices are more than fair conversions of the dollar price for the same product – since the dollar prices are excluding sales taxes, while the pound prices are including VAT. The Mac mini, still the lowest priced computer that Apple makes, has gone from £399 to £479. Similar price increases hit the company’s desktop computers. On Thursday, those computers cost £999 and £1,599. And the 13in and 15in MacBook Pros with Retina displays – the older model of MacBook Pro – are still on sale, starting at £1,249 and £1,899 respectively. The 12in MacBook, Apple’s smallest computer, starts at £1,249 for the very same model which sold for £1,049 24 hours ago. Apple unveils new MacBook Pro with new Touch Bar feature – video Guardian
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