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Samsung raises prices of cheaper Galaxy phones in the US (www.sammobile.com)

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[–] limerod@reddthat.com [S] 2 points 1 month ago

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Samsung has raised US prices on its budget and mid-range Galaxy phones, following last week’s increases for its high-end models.
The Galaxy A17 5G now costs $270, the A27 is $380, the A37 is $490, and the A57 has risen to $600.
The article says higher RAM and NAND flash costs, driven by demand from AI data centers, are a main reason consumer electronics are getting pricier.

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