Apple is expected to unveil its iPhone 18 series in September. However, reports suggest that the company is testing DRAM chips from a Chinese memory manufacturer that is currently on the US trade blacklist. Do you think it will impact the phone’s pricing?
Samsung is reportedly planning to increase DRAM memory chip production at its Hwaseong facility to meet growing demand, including from Apple. This could help ensure a steady supply of chips for future smartphones and other devices. Do you think this will improve product availability or lower prices?
Apple faces an increase in manufacturing costs due to increases in DRAM (RAM) costs, NAND FLASH storage, and memory components. Reports suggest that components cost nearly $300. Could the iPhone 18 Pro Max be more expensive when it is launched in September?
