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Google Hikes Price of Budget Pixel 10a Phone to $599 on Memory Costs
Source: Bloomberg
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Google raised the price of its seven-month-old Pixel 10a smartphone by $100 to $599, citing the impact of rising memory costs. The move signals component-cost inflation is pressuring consumer-electronics pricing, including for older devices, though the direct market impact is likely limited.
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