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Back in January 2010 Apple announced the iPad would launching in March, at the time the company only revealed US pricing, so our story making an educated guess at the UK pricing was a hit. It was our most popular story of 2010.

At the time there was a lot of fuzzy maths in the newspapers, with the worst cases translating the US price directly, somehow assuming that VAT no longer applies in the UK. We at Macworld know the best way to estimate the price of an Apple product here in the UK. Our best rule of thumb is to take a product on the US store that matches the US price you're looking at, then find the same product on the UK store and see how much it is. The more recent the product the more accurate the price.

Want to know how we faired? Based on the exchange rate at the time, Macworld estimated the following UK pricing for the iPad at launch: