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Originally Posted by fibonacci2
It's pretty laughable to cite the country of origin as a problem with very little conversation to performance or quality. I've seen good products come from China, and bad products come from the US. Mind you, iPhones are made in China - I don't see anyone complaining about their quality control. Anyone who refuses to own products where any part of them were made in China would wind up living in a tree fort and taking their horse to work.
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iPhones are assembled in China. Put together. Its majority of parts are made elsewhere, Germany being the bulk producer of iPhone guts, micro-circuitry, screens elsewhere as well etc. Not so good an example. But for sure batteries are made in China and yes, the factories cheated on insulation, burning Samsung a multi-billion$ hole. As a rule of thumb, performance components made in China do not exist, from aerospace to, yes Macs. Processors? never China. SSDs? neither. GPU's ? not. technology transfer regulations prohibit it. However, some new technologies (e.g. CCBs) with new patents in China exceed the Brembo tech, but this is a rare case confirming the rule.