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experts think it costs apple $200 to build iphone 6.

Home designtransportation >>aerospaceexperts think it costs apple $200 to build iphone 6.

experts think it costs apple $200 to build iphone 6.

Sep 24, 2014 | aerospace, gadgets, new |
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experts think it costs apple $200 to build iphone 6. cheap memory means high margins. via forbes [RK]

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