AI Boom Could Wipe 230 Million Budget Phones a Year From the Market
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The global supply of smartphones of less than $200 will decrease by 40 per cent by 2030 due to the increase in memory and processor prices. The increase in the cost of components, especially memory and processors, will result in a significant reduction in the supply of low-cost smartphones, transfers RIA News. The Counterpoint Research study notes that the supply of devices of less than $200 could drop by more than 230 million per year in kind. …
Cheap phones are slowly disappearing from the market. Buying a basic model today requires increasingly higher prices. The situation will only worsen in the coming years, and by 2030, purchasing such a model will be a problem.
In the coming years, the balance of power in the global mobile device market will change markedly. Although total shipments will remain stable, the sales structure will undergo a major transformation. According to an analytical report by Counterpoint Research, by the end of the decade, sales of devices worth up to $200 will fall by almost 40% compared to 2025. Image source: Gemini In quantitative terms, the market will lose more than 230 million…
AI is set to have serious consequences for cheap discount phones.
Analysts forecast: by 2030, 'entry level' shipments will be reduced by 40%. And there will be the boom of reconditioned devices
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