Sentence examples for electronics cost from inspiring English sources

Most of the electronics cost much less.

The trouble is that the electronics cost almost as much as the jacket itself.

While AES did not disclose the price of the wind farm or the battery installation, a company executive gave a nod when presented with an industry estimate that the batteries and related electronics cost in the range of $25 million.

Perhaps coincidentally, the UK Electronics Alliance, representing about 1,200 UK companies, will this month claim that counterfeit electronics cost the UK economy £1bn per year in supply-chain problems caused by fakes, yet only two customs officials have full-time jobs tracking them down.

Those batteries plus electronics cost 20 cents to a dollar to make, too much for many applications.

According to iSuppli Corp, who are experts at figuring out exactly how much consumer electronics cost companies to build, the bill for the components that make up Apple's 8GB iPhone comes to $265.83 a profit margin of about 55percentt.

Collecting and recycling electronics costs money, and Best Buy's program is open to anyone with electronic waste, from any manufacturer.

A 10ml pen costs £6, a 50ml tub costs £18, a card with three greeting cards and electronics costs £15.

Though a Farr 40 is not inexpensive, Geoff Stagg of Farr International said a race-ready boat with sails and electronics costs about $315,000.

This outcome depends more on manufacturers' ability to produce LEDs that follow DOE's lamp production cost and efficacy targets, than on reducing power electronics costs for DC building circuits and voltage standardization.

Are new technologies to blame for rising consumer electronics costs?