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If You Thought Console Prices Were Too High, Things Could Get Even Worse

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The Trump administration is considering new tariffs on imported computer chips, which could affect gaming consoles and other electronics. This move aims to encourage foreign tech companies to establish manufacturing plants in the US for tax relief but may lead to higher console prices and hinder technological advancements due to the high costs and long timelines required for building advanced chip factories.

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