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Answers: Because it costs so much to make. Because it has, in some cases, a measurable benefit in productivity, and is being priced accordingly. Because it's
by Mononokay 9y ago
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Because it costs so much to make.
Because it has, in some cases, a measurable benefit in productivity, and is being priced accordingly.
Because it's something that's still relatively new, and like anything else, things slowly get cheaper as time goes on, but start out priced decently high.
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