Apple's a Pound to Dollar Price, Right?

Prices were just higher here anyway, like in they kind of always have been. I remember when I worked at Macuser, I used to get letters from people in Australia who are very, very angry about how expensive everything was in Australia. And it's been that way in many markets that Apple stuff is just so much more expensive than it is in the US. So a pound to dollar price, Apple have done this for a really long time. It's usually that the pound is more, but exchange rate is you end up paying more in pounds than you would in dollars.