Indian parallel ipad Price fired to $2250

Beijing time April 13 morning news, according to foreign media today, although Apple currently only in the U.S. market to sell the ipad, but the ipad has been in the world to attract Apple enthusiasts snapped.　　In India, the price of the parallel ipad has been fired to $2250 trillion. Anthony Agius, an Australian Apple enthusiast Anthony Aggis, said he plans to spend 2500 Australian dollars (about $2000) to buy air tickets from Melbourne to New York to buy 20 ipads. "No rational person should do that," he says. "Amit Jain, an electronics shopkeeper in Mumbai, India, said he had sold 5 ipads with a 64GB storage capacity of 100,000 rupees (about $2250) per Amit Jan. The price is 3 times times the ipad's retail price in the US market. "Our customers are willing to buy, so we have maintained a high price," he said. Apple said March 5 that the ipad will be available in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain and the UK by the end of April.　　Apple CEO Steve Jobs said April 8 that the ipad sold more than 450,000 units in less than a week. Brian Marshall, Broadpoint Amtech analyst, predicts that the ipad will account for about half of total sales in the US market this year and that the ipad's total sales this year are expected to be 4 million units. "The international market is important for the ipad and it will be a product that is fully successful," he said. "Over the week of April 3, the ipad sold on ebay grew 5 times times, and some users in the U.S. were planning to resell them to other countries after they bought the ipad."　　A UK buyer bought an ipad at 5500 dollars, more than 10 times times the ipad's retail price, ebay said. But not all Apple enthusiasts are willing to buy the ipad at a premium. Claire Espinoza, an apple enthusiast in Britain, Clare Espinosa, for example, said he plans to keep waiting. "It's a nice looking product and I want to buy one," he says. But I will wait for more people to own the product, the problem of the product is basically solved. "Aggole Leung, an image designer in Hong Kong, said he had bought an ipad from the BundleBox website, including shipping costs, and paid 515 of dollars," Agger Liang.　　BundleBox helps U.S. foreign customers buy American products. Massere Pimentel Marcel Pimentel, a German teacher, predicts the ipad will cause a stir in Germany. But he said that as long as Apple eventually sold the ipad in Germany, he did not care about the ipad's date in Germany. (Nan)