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Indian iPad Price gets Dropped already!
Hardly a month and a half has passed since launch, but the iPad's price in India gets slashed.
The iPad 2 launched last week and Apple followed it up with a price cut for the original iPad. We assumed that since India wasn’t in the list of countries the iPad 2 was announced as releasing in (oh, I’m so surprised), and since the original iPad had only just released here, the Indian prices wouldn’t be affected.
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Cheaper NAO!
That doesn’t seem to be the case though, because one look at the Apple India website will tell you that the iPad rates have been slashed, barely a month after release. Check out the new prices below (initial prices are in brackets):
Wi-Fi + 3G:
- 16GB – Rs. 31,900 (Rs. 34,900)
- 32GB – Rs. 36.900 (Rs. 39,900)
- 64GB – Rs. 41,900 (Rs. 44,900)
- 16GB – Rs. 24,500 (Rs. 27,900)
- 32GB – Rs. 29,500 (Rs. 32,900)
- 64GB – Rs. 34,500 (Rs. 37,900)
First Published:Mar 08, 2011, 08:59:53 IST
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