I see, but the most expensive components of a mobile phone are the internal parts (GPU, CPU, Display).
The Galaxy S5 was not much more expensive than other flagship phones released at a similar time, despite having a rubber band isolation in conjunction to replaceable battery.
I guess what they want is users to keep buying new phones.
I see, but the most expensive components of a mobile phone are the internal parts (GPU, CPU, Display).
The Galaxy S5 was not much more expensive than other flagship phones released at a similar time, despite having a rubber band isolation in conjunction to replaceable battery.
I guess what they want is users to keep buying new phones.
I guess what they want is cash cows to keep buying new phones with high margins
FTFY
> I guess what they want is cash cows to keep buying new phones with high margins
FTFY
Indeed. crApple inferiorPhones often had margins of 70% and more!
In 2014, the iPhone 6+ was the first phone to cross the €1000 barrier in Germany. I doubt it did even cost €300 to build.
The Galaxy S3 (2012) costed €600 on release date and dropped to €400 within weeks after release.
Indeed. crApple inferiorPhones often had margins of 70% and more!
In 2014, the iPhone 6+ was the first phone to cross the €1000 barrier in Germany. I doubt it did even cost €300 to build.
The Galaxy S3 (2012) costed €600 on release date and dropped to €400 within weeks after release.
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