ISupply analyst firm estimated the cost of components and assembly smartphone Motorola Droid. The total cost of production of a smartphone, excluding development costs and software, totaled $ 187.75, of which $ 179.11 - the cost of electronic components, and $ 8.64 - actually build. This is slightly more value and iPhone 3GS ($ 179), and Google Nexus One ($ 174). The high cost is partly due to the presence of the module physical QWERTY-keyboard, as well as 16-GB of memory, stretching out right on to $ 35. For comparison, a built-in 16-GB memory iPhone costs $ 24, and the available Nexus One 4 GB - 20,4 dollar.
Next most expensive followed by a screen module and its controller, which "pulled" at $ 17.75 and $ 17.50 respectively. A 5-megapixel camera is worth 14.25 dollars, which is also more expensive than the iPhone camera and Nexus One, although the latter also has a 5-megapixel sensor. Module mobile from Qualcomm estimated $ 14.4, a processor for an application from Texas Instruments - $ 12,90. Multi-processor modules with 4Gbit NAND-flash and 2 Gb mobile DDR, and 1Gbit NAND-flash memory and 512Mbit mobile estimated at $ 9.20 and $ 4.90. Receiving and transmitting Bluetooth module output Texas Instruments - $ 6.50 and Li-Ion battery domestic production - $ 4.25.
The value of Motorola Droid with a contract in the U.S. is $ 200, Motorola Milestone in Europe without a contract will cost 400-450 euros, and the expected price in Russia - 25 000 rubles.
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