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Why is it that in Canada sometimes it's possible to buy Thinkpads cheaper than in the States?
Is there an assembly plant or it's just logistically more efficient to sell in Canada thus less expensive?

Waiting for T410s - $1370 CAD (after taxes)
ThinkPad T410s - 1 Year Depot Warranty
2901CTO
Processor: Intel Core i5-520M Processor (2.40GHz 3MBL3 1066MHz) 14.1 WXGA+ TFT, w/ LED Backlightl, IT 5700MHD, i5-520M AMT,3 GB PC3-8500 DDR3 (2 DIMM), Integrated Camera Module, Hard drive: 128GB Solid State Drive, DVD Recordable, Ultrabay Slim, 5-1 Media Card,
Battery: T400s 6 cell, Integrated Bluetooth PAN 2, WiFi wireless LAN adapters: Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300, Language pack: English US Publication

Anyone waiting T410S in Canada, what is your shipping status. Mine is not on the web yet, ordered 03.10.10

Marketing 101.

Pricing usually has little to do with cost of sales. Vendors usually set the price as high as market can bear. Another example ( in reverse ) is new car sales. Same car that is sold in Canada can be bought for up to $7000 - $8000 less in the States until very recently.

most of them are assembled in China,

but in fact the most expense price are in China.

Why

Shipping out today, accrording to Lenono order status
Hope I will like the machine, otherwise will have to stick to my x300.