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US to reportedly sanction 200 more Chinese chip firms — high bandwidth memory might also see export bans
(www.tomshardware.com)
this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2024
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It would have been so easy for the dems to remove the tarriffs on Chinese goods and be like "Hey America, things are 25%+ cheaper, and you can get an electric car for 10K" and the sanctions on Cuba and go "Look at these cheap, quality cigars, rum, and beaches", instead of expanding on Trump's policy from 2016.
Cheap Chinese electronics come with a ton of caveats. There are reasons why you can get $150 dollar drills for $23.
(Just search for any name brand drill on any large online retailer site, if that link doesn't work.)
I just love all the morons complaining their $25 drill didn’t come with a $50 battery
Chinese manufacturers build to specification. Most of those brand names are manufactured in China. If you don't want the absolute cheapest shit, don't buy the absolute cheapest shit.