Became known fresh value at the Apple phones. As expected, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus went up by 10%, in other words approximately 3 thousand rubles. The first value on the "Apple" gadgets raised "Hardware". The remaining domestic retailers are still silent.

The inevitable happened: the new iPhone in Russia began to rise. Is due to the weakening of the ruble exchange rate domestic price based on other exchange unexpectedly turned out to be one of the lowest in the world. It touched and products from Apple, namely fresh iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. At the start of sales (and to the present day) "six" cost from 31 990 rubles (for the 16 GB model), "plus" - 36 990 rubles..

The first retailer, who said about changing the pricing policy of Apple in the Russian Federation, became the "Hardware". Now the basic version of the iPhone 6 with 16 GB of memory costs 34 990 rubles, and the iPhone 6 Plus - 39 990 roubles, informs Hi-Tech.Mail.Ru. Additionally, increased cost of other modifications smartphones: for the same machines with 64 GB of memory will have to pay already for 39 990 and 45 990 rubles, respectively, and 128 GB - 45 490 and 49 990 rubles..

Most other retailers, for example, "Euroset", "Sotmarket", "technos", MTS and Ozon, while talk about the lack of the latest smartphones, Apple's implementation. And yet some versions of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus realized under the old rates, you can still find in the "M. Video", "Eldorado", "MegaFon" and MediaMarkt. It is expected that in the foreseeable future, and these shopping centers will review the price tag on Apple equipment upwards.

As we were informed Days.Roux, smartphones, Apple could grow by approximately 10% from 1 December 2014. The need for a tariff increase is explained by the instability of money courses. Over the past 2 months the price of the Euro and the dollar in the Russian Federation increased by about 10 rubles, in consequence of which the retail price for a new phone Apple - iPhone 6 - based on the Euro has been very low on the ground in Europe.
sections: World News, Economics