When the very first iPad came out in 2010, it was priced at $499 for the base, 16GB model. An extra $100 got you to the next storage tier, and cellular data connectivity could be had for an additional $130. This pricing scheme has remained pretty much unchanged over the years – six iPad generations later, an iPad Air 2 starts at $499. Even when you add sales tax to the equation you end up with a figure below the $550 mark. But did you know that iPad pricing varies from one country to another? Yup, and the difference is quite substantial in European markets. In Hungary, for example, a base ...
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