⚠️ The mobile end is worth it! Why are we using the new CMF Phone this year? The Bud Jet Line prepares for impact.
Anyone who is clutching Ross Mobile Value sequel like CMF Phone 2 Pro this year, can collect money back into their pockets because most recently the brand has officially confirmed that there will definitely be no new CMF mobile release for us this year.
This isn't that they run out of jokes or are lazy to do it, but it's a phenomenon where the mobile industry, called RAMageddon or the RAM price crisis, plunges through the ceiling.
Akis Evangelidis, co-founder of Nothing, came out and told me that they were really ambushing the new generation, but looking at the cost of memory now and then sweating because it was so expensive that they could no longer build a mobile that provided leapfrogging spec at a tangible price in CMF style. If they didn't raise the price, they had to slice the spec, which they chose not to do better.
What's surprising is that CEO Carl Pei also contributed to this data. He said that the cost of memory went back and forth. When making a mid-range mobile like Phone 4A, this cost went up twice as much when he decided to do the project, and by the time he launched, it had bounced twice as much. Now RAM has become the most expensive part of one mobile phone.
The crisis is not just a small brand. Even for Apple, Tim Cook has to say that the situation is now unbearable, and Apple will have a price increase.
In a simple way, the low-cost mobile industry is coming to an impasse because parts are too expensive, but even if you see the new CMF mobile models this year, the camp is secretly hinting that there will be new CMF products in the world, and the launch season of the Mother Camp Nothing smartphone brand is not over yet.
Whoever's aiming for a mobile phone lately may have to make a quick decision, because after this, cheap and good things may become increasingly rare, or they have to pay more expensive for the same specification.
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