Apple has increased the price of its laptops by about 20 per cent due to falling value of sterling Albert Gea/ReutersApple products regularly burn holes in consumer pockets but with sterling plummeting by almost 20 per cent since Britain voted to leave the EU, retail experts warn an extra £300 for an Apple Mac might just be the tip of the iceberg for British consumers. On the launch of the new MacBook Pro on Thursday night Apple quietly hiked the price of its existing Mac computers by about 20 per cent. The 13in MacBook Air, now the cheapest laptop in Apple’s range, starts at £949. A day earlier, the price was £849. In the US, before VAT , the price of…

Source: The Times October 28, 2016 16:01 UTC