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Ozone Hole near South Pole
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
I have noticed that many tech devices of the day are manufactured by
relatively unknown OEMs. They actually use fairly similar chipset,
have fairly similar spec .... Qutie likely, they follow the same
reference design as well...
Take a DSL router as an example, we can probably buy that for $50 in
amazon/outpost.com etc. Anyone knows how the profit is distributed
along the food chain (e.g. what's the typical mark up by the
retailer/ wholesale, typical cost of the electronic/mechanical
components, money involved to pay for reference design/ patent or
other IPs)?
I have noticed that many tech devices of the day are manufactured by
relatively unknown OEMs. They actually use fairly similar chipset,
have fairly similar spec .... Qutie likely, they follow the same
reference design as well...
Take a DSL router as an example, we can probably buy that for $50 in
amazon/outpost.com etc. Anyone knows how the profit is distributed
along the food chain (e.g. what's the typical mark up by the
retailer/ wholesale, typical cost of the electronic/mechanical
components, money involved to pay for reference design/ patent or
other IPs)?