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Price difference for DSMC2 Monitors between USD and EUR

Simeon T Geyer

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Hey guys I might miss an obvious point here but I was just checking the red store to see if they put some more modules (and price tags) on there yet. And I couldn't help but realise that the new monitors are more expensive in EUR than in USD, which normally shouldn't be the case. Everything else is more or less 1:1 keeping the conversion rates in mind. But for the montiors there aren't just not displayed the same figures in EUR as they are in USD but even higher ones in EUR.

What I mean:
DSMC² RED TOUCH 4.7" LCD - 1,450 USD (in USA store) vs. 1,550 EUR (in GER store)
DSMC² RED TOUCH 7.0" LCD - 2,950 USD (in USA store) vs. 3,150 EUR (in GER store)

I'm not complaining about those few hundreds only wondering why it's this way..
Does anyone has a explanation?
 
Hey guys I might miss an obvious point here but I was just checking the red store to see if they put some more modules (and price tags) on there yet. And I couldn't help but realise that the new monitors are more expensive in EUR than in USD, which normally shouldn't be the case. Everything else is more or less 1:1 keeping the conversion rates in mind. But for the montiors there aren't just not displayed the same figures in EUR as they are in USD but even higher ones in EUR.

What I mean:
DSMC² RED TOUCH 4.7" LCD - 1,450 USD (in USA store) vs. 1,550 EUR (in GER store)
DSMC² RED TOUCH 7.0" LCD - 2,950 USD (in USA store) vs. 3,150 EUR (in GER store)

I'm not complaining about those few hundreds only wondering why it's this way..
Does anyone has a explanation?

I suspect Jim has experience dealing with exchange rates, so this may be where the two currencies are heading.
 
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