Motorola’s Q costs just $158 to build
Jul 21, 2006
EL SEGUNDO, Calif.—Not only has Motorola Inc.’s Q device set a new low point for smart-phone pricing at around $200, it also has achieved a low production cost as well, with materials and manufacturing costs of only $158, according to a teardown analysis completed by iSuppli Corp.
The analysis concludes the Q phone includes $150 worth of components and costs $8 to make, not including shipping, marketing and other channel expenses. The display module is the most expensive component of the handset at $25, said iSuppli.
Verizon Wireless offers the Q for $200 with a two-year service contract or $350 with a one-year contract. The phone is a dual-band CDMA2000 1x EV-DO smart phone with a QWERTY keyboard,...
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Mot may by a little better, but not too likely. The report also didn't factor in soft costs.
Okay, well get over it, it cost about $25k in parts for my e320 🙂
Cost about $250k in materials for my condo
Cost's about $150 in material to have a kid
Cost's .10 cents to bottle a coke!
Need more?
barryefau said:
Ah
Cost's about $150 in material to have a kid
Need more?
Are you bionic? My baby making material came out free, or did you pay for labor?
reprhrase - labor and delivery material
yeahright said:barryefau said:
Ah
Cost's about $150 in material to have a kid
Need more?
Are you bionic? My baby making material came out free, or did you pay for labor?
Hell, if you can get $150 a pop I have an old sock in the hamper that is worth a fortune!