Apple iPads Would Cost $14,970 If Made In The U.S.

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  1. PP says:

    50:50

    Except Gandy (and that was 15 years ago), there is nothing that differs Apple. Look wider. Everybody assemblies in China. Apple tried to build factories in US, but failed financially. And I doubt this incredible 14 K price of building an iPad, because assembly is just a fraction of cost. Another thing is that even small difference is huge in the economy of scale, and in US there is no flexibility and number of engineers available in China. US just don’t cut when fast reaction is a must. Me too :)

  2. francis says:

    math abuse.

  3. terripham says:

    Reblogged this on wwtd? what would terripham do?.

  4. Urban Daddy says:

    I saw this and immediately thought about building subways in Toronto (North America’s 7th largest city and the largest City in Canada. It took something like 4 years and $20 billion dollars to build 6kms of subway whereas in Spain, it took them one year to build 100km of subway at a fraction of the cost. In this case unions, but north americans expect their wages to allow them to purchase riches from around the world/ It’s unrealistic and it’s the reason that companies like Apple have to go to china to keep the price of an iPad under that of a car.

    Just my thoughts/

  5. Reblogged this on charlottesvilleinception and commented:
    a dozen chinese commit suicide by apple.

  6. heidi says:

    the best elements for making electronic devices R foumd in China, but not in the U.S., and if imported, the Chinese make U.S. companies pay thru the nose. Another reason it’s just not feasible to make electronics in the U.S.

  7. That’s one of the reasons why US Wars overseas are is so lucrative…

  8. David says:

    Wow! I’m sure glad iPads weren’t made over here. And all of Apple’s other stuff. :P

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