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To: David E. Taylor who wrote (18653)1/31/2002 10:12:29 AM
From: ASB  Respond to of 196628
 
He might be refering to the assembly cost of $10-15.
I think Q's chips are about $30-40. With average price
of phones being about $200, 20 percent makes sense.
The confusion is probably coming from a poor translation.

ASB



To: David E. Taylor who wrote (18653)2/1/2002 9:57:53 PM
From: Asterisk  Respond to of 196628
 
I know for a fact that an early version of the bill of materials for the Kyocera smart phone was between $200 and $300. Sorry but I cannot remember if that was loaded (labor included) or not.


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