Cameraphone contains $65-75 worth of semiconductors

By ZDNet Editors for IT Facts | June 23, 2004 -- 00:27 GMT (17:27 PDT) | Topic: Processors

Alan Reiter on semiconductor ingredients in current mobile devices: A camera phone contains $65 - $75 worth of semiconductors. The article also notes that cellular phones without cameras contain $22 - $25 worth of semiconductors.

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