It's in inconvenient fact, but this seems to have become a political issue, where everyone wants to prove that their opinion about Brexit is correct. Therefore factual accuracy seem to have been thrown out the window.
Now that may or may not be entirely due to Brexit, but price inflation is a real thing nonetheless right now in the UK, and signs are it's about to get a whole lot bigger.
I'm unsure why people are unable to grasp this simple fact.
You political opinion is that the UK has an inflation shock coming, but it has no basis in facts in terms of Macbook Pro pricing.
A base spec 13" MacBook Pro (Retina) was $1299 in the US on Wednesday. It's now $1299.
It's baffling how people are unable to grasp this.
It rose by $0 in the US.