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A shortage of memory chips and other critical components is pushing up electronics prices, with the next iPhone costing £100 more. Apple's recent launch event included its first folding phone but the component shortage went largely unmentioned.
Why it matters: The shortage reverses the long-running trend of electronics becoming cheaper over time.
Written by AI from Guardian Technology's published text.
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“Shortage of memory chips and other critical components reverses trend of electronics becoming cheaper Apple’s recent product launch caused headlines around the world as it unveiled its first folding phone.”
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