Apple to Raise Device Prices Imminently Due to Rising RAM and SSD Costs
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Summary
Apple CEO Tim Cook warned in a WSJ interview that Apple will raise device prices due to rising RAM and SSD costs. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman suggests these price hikes are imminent, possibly tied to Apple's upcoming back-to-school sale as a buffer. The increases are expected soon, not delayed until fall.
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· 3 pulledRegarding Apple price hikes, have to imagine these are fairly imminent.
No other reason to flag them now.
Either way this is happening soon. Not a fall thing.
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