
in other news, nice infographic of what the new iPhone costs:
www.b3tards.com/u/037e58b9e054b3c8dd7b/iphone4s.jpg
£370 profit margin, nice!
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Sun 13 Nov 2011, 10:39,
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www.b3tards.com/u/037e58b9e054b3c8dd7b/iphone4s.jpg
£370 profit margin, nice!

I'll give you a fiver, treat yourself with the change.
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Sun 13 Nov 2011, 11:06,
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but then, when you cook bread, you get Funny Crusts (as CanonCaliber said)
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Sun 13 Nov 2011, 12:27,
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Lots of R&D work, support, those apple shops look expensive from the outside.
I have no problem with companies making money. That is their sole purpose. Apple are no different. Looking at it I wouldn't be suprised if their was £100 pure profit per device max the real money is made selling you the music and apps. That and you will have to buy a mac because itunes is garbage on the PC.
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Sun 13 Nov 2011, 11:49,
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I have no problem with companies making money. That is their sole purpose. Apple are no different. Looking at it I wouldn't be suprised if their was £100 pure profit per device max the real money is made selling you the music and apps. That and you will have to buy a mac because itunes is garbage on the PC.

arstechnica.com/apple/news/2011/10/despite-record-mac-sales-70-of-apples-revenue-comes-from-ios.ars
Proceeds from iTunes would go into "Other". It's not clear where proceeds from apps go, but probably into "Other" - and besides, there is no Earthly way they make the "iPhone" purely 30% of app sales at $1 a pop.
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Sun 13 Nov 2011, 11:57,
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Proceeds from iTunes would go into "Other". It's not clear where proceeds from apps go, but probably into "Other" - and besides, there is no Earthly way they make the "iPhone" purely 30% of app sales at $1 a pop.