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As opposed to how much they cost already? :p
Apple had 700,000 factory workers employed in China, [Jobs] said, and that was because it needed 30,000 engineers on-site to support those workers. "You can't find that many in America to hire," he said. These factory engineers did not have to be PhDs or geniuses; they simply needed to have basic engineering skills for manufacturing. Tech schools, community colleges, or trade schools could train them. "If you could educate these engineers," he said, "we could move more manufacturing plants here." (Steve Jobs, p. 546).
Not true at all. That is a straight-up lie. Remember, electronics jobs were being exported to the far east in the 70s because of money and pollution concerns. It wasn't because we were cranking out less and less engineers.
Macs are made in USA? They are going to be very expensive.
Williams also asked Cook how bringing manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. from China would affect the price tags attached to devices like Macs, iPhones and iPads. "Honestly," Cook said to Williams, "It's not so much about price, it's about the skills, et cetera. Over time, there are skills that are associated with manufacturing that have left the U.S. Not necessarily people, but the education system stopped producing them."
More like they're hire people to control & monitor the robot to building the computer. When it goes wrong, fix the robot. Then it's alive! ARRGGGHHH!!!
In USA, Union workers will hurt Tim Cook for more raise salary or on strike. ha
Macs are made in USA? They are going to be very expensive.
Made in china alway suck, reason things easy broke quicky and crappy.