Re: Why is TurboDelphi in EU so expensive?

A friend of mine needs a 3D rendering software. 3500 US$ in the USA, 5.800
Euro = about 7000 US$ here. All prices plus VAT. No localization, there is
only an english version.

Take thy credit card and fly :)

I've done that in the past.

Nils


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