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thank you !Its around 1,000 USS for beginners only. Meine relatives go to Japan with contract, payment could be in double.
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thank you !Its around 1,000 USS for beginners only. Meine relatives go to Japan with contract, payment could be in double.
Pfff, it is no longer.I’m sceptical not sure if mibiiistar will succeed. The company faces a strong competition from Chinese handset makers. Production of smartphone is a very complex process requiring lots of money and challenging production chain. Anyway all the best.
Factories r leaving CN due to trade war. Millions Cnese r jobless now. U guys cant even find a job that pay enough for living cost ( 600-800 usd) let alone buying new phones.Pfff, it is no longer.
You can make a manufacturing line for production from knockdown kits in 1 month. For me, it's harder to sell a phone than to make it.
Realme and Oppo, I think, are a bigger problem to compete against than Apple and Samsung for the reason that former can not only make a phone cheaply, but also make money from it and throw them on marketing.
The problem of making phones outside of China is that despite the fact that majority of component makers are companies from Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, almost all off their component factories are in China.
It means nobody outside of China can compete with China on the cost only, but poor supply chain will limit you to lower tier generic components.
Factories r leaving CN due to trade war. Millions Cnese r jobless now. U guys cant even find a job that pay enough for living cost ( 600-800 usd) let alone buying new phones.
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A recent UBS China survey of 200 manufacturing companies with significant export business or supply to exporters revealed the trade war has had a negative impact on 63 percent of those businesses.
A quarter of those affected have cut jobs, 37 percent have moved production out of China in the past 12 months, while 33 percent plan to move in the next 6-12 months.
https://www.google.com.vn/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKCN1PB2WO
I was so busing working wt no Sunday off till Lunar New year due to huge order suddently shifting from CN to VN and didnt realize my flags were goneHey bro, you got a profile pic and flags finally lol.
I was so busing working wt no Sunday off till Lunar New year due to huge order suddently shifting from CN to VN and didnt realize my flags were gone
How r u bro? Any lunar NY day off ?
Making smartphones en mass is not a problem at all in Vietnam. Nothing special. There are many domestic players. We passed this phase. Vietnam can make everything cheaper. Wages are lower, quality higher. Next phase is making en masse cars, bus, solar cells, 5g, semiconductors. Certainly Vietnam still lacks of complete supply chains and supporting factories. Apple suppliers are setting up factories. So many other. All take time.Pfff, it is no longer.
You can make a manufacturing line for production from knockdown kits in 1 month. For me, it's harder to sell a phone than to make it.
Realme and Oppo, I think, are a bigger problem to compete against than Apple and Samsung for the reason that former can not only make a phone cheaply, but also make money from it and throw them on marketing.
The problem of making phones outside of China is that despite the fact that majority of component makers are companies from Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, almost all off their component factories are in China.
It means nobody outside of China can compete with China on the cost only, but poor supply chain will limit you to lower tier generic components.
Making smartphones en mass is not a problem at all in Vietnam. Nothing special. There are many domestic players. We passed this phase. Vietnam can make everything cheaper. Wages are lower, quality higher. Next phase is making en masse cars, bus, solar cells, 5g, semiconductors. Certainly Vietnam still lacks of complete supply chains and supporting factories. Apple suppliers are setting up factories. So many other. All take time.
Happy Tet my friend!Happy new year(s) friend.