Two weeks after Apple's latest tablet went on sale in the United States, iPad 2 sales kick started in 25 other countries, including Canada, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand and 21 European nations.

International sales kicked off on March 25 in 25 different countries, with inventories being virtually sold out as the device rolled to country to country.

Prospective consumers were met with queues of hardcore shoppers, forming in Sydney to London.

The event cements Apple's position as the No. 1 tablet maker, but while the device may share the same global appeal, it doesn't share the same price.

Click next to see how prices fare globally.

Eurozone
In the euro zone, the basic iPad 2 is selling at 479 euros ($678) in most countries, although it is slightly more expensive in France and cheaper in Luxembourg. Reuters
Denmark
Prices in the United States, where the iPad 2 has been on sale since March 11, start at $499 for the most basic model -- with 16 gigabytes of storage and Wi-Fi only connectivity -- while the same model in Denmark costs the equivalent of $702. Reuters
Hong Kong
In Hong Kong, where the iPad 2 will not officially go on sale until next month, enterprising Chinese businessmen were already selling devices bought in the United States for up to HK$ 15,000 ($1,900). Reuters
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