Posts by tooltalk

Quote: Originally Posted by Santoanderson Can someone bring up one of those requisite "Samsung phones before 2007 & Samsung phones after 2007" images? You mean one of those before and after "LG Prada"? (duck)

Quote: Originally Posted by Gatorguy Ah yes. . . Sell the product under cost but make it up in volume. If you are talking about samsung's second largest cliet, Apple, well, Samsung electronics's semi unit has the fattest profit...

Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX I thought Samsung had the best displays in the business¡ They are, but everyone is losing money on display/TVs - the industry is too cyclical, capital intensive, razor thin margin. It doesn't...

It's only 9 AM EST and there are already two patent/trademark lawsuit stories on AI.

Quote: Originally Posted by gwmac Even if Apple makes a TV, they won't manufacture it. They will partner with someone. Possibly Sharp or even save Sony's ass and partner with them. Steve Jobs always admired Sony and they are getting a...

Quote: Originally Posted by I am a Zither Zather Zuzz Likely you are right. But tell me this - Does it make sense to build high-end robotic assembly lines in the US? Sure, that's what most developed countries do. For instance, US...

Quote: Originally Posted by Naboozle 10,000 people in vision R&D? Well, maybe that is an advantage. But, Apple has done pretty well with smaller groups, and in some areas with just a single genius designer. We'll see. If all...

Quote: Originally Posted by ipen Why Apple is hoarding $100B and still refuses to build factories in the US? If iPad is mading the US, problem like this will not occur... Yeah, the price of iPad will increase. But if it's a good...

Quote: Originally Posted by cheers777 The Chinese government is not so stupid as to ban export/import of Ipads. On the contrary, Proview might get an earful from the government asking them to make a deal with Apple. who knows? Maybe...

Quote: Originally Posted by lamewing Nonsense. China owns no more than 8-9 percent of American debt. I think that's 8-9 percent of public debt (i,e US treasuries, Mae bonds), plus another trillion in US private/corporate...