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Unplugged, a privacy-centric smartphone manufacturer, has unveiled plans to assemble its 'UP Phone' in Nevada, aligning with the Trump administration's push to bolster domestic manufacturing in the United States. Joe Weil, CEO of Unplugged, emphasized that despite higher manufacturing costs, the company is committed to keeping the phone's price below $1,000. To achieve this, Unplugged intends to gradually source components locally and adopt small-batch production techniques, thereby offsetting the increased expenses. This strategic move not only underscores Unplugged's responsiveness to governmental policies but also highlights the company's nimble adaptability to market demands. This initiative signals the potential rise of US-based manufacturing as a new trend within the technology industry.
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