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I think the higher prices are in anticipation of slowing sales, the root cause of which is the end of Moore's law etc.
by hyperpallium 8y ago
I think the higher prices are in anticipation of slowing sales, the root cause of which is the end of Moore's law etc.
- manmal 8y agoI‘m not sure you can blame Moore‘s law here with iPhone CPUs getting 20-30% performance bumps every year.
- hyperpallium 8y agoSince 28nm, successive nodes cost more per transistor, instead of cheapening exponentially as they had formerly. Strictly speaking, this is one of the Moores-related laws, falling under the "etc" of my comment. tl;dr the performance bumps cost more.