The cost of smartphones, computers, and other equipment has increased recently. Numerous causes, including inflation, supply-chain hiccups, and rising demand for high-tech features, might be blamed for this growing trend.

The higher cost of some flagship phones appears to be mostly influenced by their greater processing capability. Unexpectedly, it has been revealed that Qualcomm is charging more for the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 than it does for the considerably more potent Apple A16 Bionic competitor CPU.

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