Yes, thank you. But not realy.
The real costs lie with developping/employing the latest and greatest in the small size. You see old tech like LCD in a large size with less pixel density is cheap because it's so widely deployed and has been deloyed for a long time.
Things go from desktop size (servers) and shrinking down to desktops and then laptops and once certain tech is used on phones (for example) it's so new that it will cost a LOT.
BTW the iPhone is not only expensive because of that, but also because Apple pays for factory upgrades in exchange for having the exclusive right to obtain that new tech. So others can't approach these large manufacturors and Apple needs to somehow get that large amount of money back. So Apple charges extra for their smartphones, while being not that expensive to produce (strip a wire and you have an iPod touch without call functionality).



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