First published: Tue, 18 Aug 1998 11:56:14 GMT
Apple has responded to queries regarding the cost of its iMac in the UK. The consumer machine costs $1,299 in the US -- that's around £792. But in the UK customers will be charged £999.
Apple says shipping costs, VAT and localisation of the machines for the UK market all add to the cost of the iMac and other computers.
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