![Wall Street Journal: Which countries sell the most expensive iPads - Greece is in second place in Europe [list]](https://cdnglobal.secnews.gr/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/21001105/slashgear_00002121212-580x42311-1.png "Wall Street Journal: Which countries sell the most expensive iPads - Greece is in second place in Europe [list] 1")
The Wall Street Journal has published a list of the highest and lowest prices of iPads around the world, which shows that despite the economic crisis, prices remain "stingy" even by European standards.
In the WSJ list, which cites Commsec, Greece ranks fourth with $716 and is the second most expensive country in Europe in the iPad market after Denmark, where it costs $745.
The most expensive iPads are sold for 1,049 Argentine dollars, while the cheapest in Malaysia are sold for 474 dollars.
The Wall Street Journal list:
Source: iefimerida.gr
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