Isaac Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I just need to add that unlike most of the computer parts, memory
> components are subject to customs.
Let me get this straight. I was under the impression that I could
bring a US-made computer into Israel duty-free. Does your statement
mean that the cus
Isaac Aaron wrote:
> I just need to add that unlike most of the computer parts, memory
> components are subject to customs.
I don't know about any custom; I only remember that 64MB were sold
for $40 (!) in Israel (!) on June. I even have old price lists with
this price (for 100MHz of course, not
I just need to add that unlike most of the computer parts, memory
components are subject to customs.
This is why memory is relatively higher in Israel than in the states. If I
recall correctly, the government doesn't collect tax for microchips but do
collect tax for the boards (the printed circu
