How cheap are cheap electronics?

Cheap electronics can make a big difference to the world’s population.

It’s not just about what you can buy.

It can also make a huge difference to how you use and understand it.

A recent study by the Centre for Global Health Research found that for every dollar spent on a new smartphone, the cost of that phone is $1.50 to make.

It’s a big chunk of change, but it’s not insignificant, especially if you’re buying in bulk.

That means you can make it as cheap as possible without sacrificing quality.

It also means you don’t need to worry about what goes into the smartphone.

And the more affordable the components you buy, the more you’ll be able to upgrade as well.

This is because cheap electronics are less susceptible to defects and can be built with fewer parts.

It doesn’t mean the technology will always be of the highest quality, but the more components you have, the less you need to buy.

This article originally appeared on TechRadars.com.