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[Mobile China Morning Post]On July 10, a whistleblower said that the price of Google Pixel 8 mobile phone may rise to US$649 or US$699, which corresponds to RMB 4,700 and 5,060, which is US$50 to US$100 more expensive than Pixel 7. On July 10, the new Mercedes-Benz GLE was officially launched, with a price range of RMB 699,800 to RMB 889,800.
Google Pixel 8 price hike may cost $100 more than Pixel 7
On July 10, a whistleblower said that the price of Google Pixel 8 phone may rise to US$649 or US$699, which corresponds to RMB 4,700 and 5,060, which is US$50 to US$100 more expensive than Pixel 7. The whistleblower also revealed that the phone will support ultrasonic fingerprint scanning. According to foreign media reports, the news came from Indian Yogesh Brar on Twitter.
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The new Mercedes-Benz GLE is officially launched with a price range of RMB 699,800 to RMB 889,800
On July 10, the new Mercedes-Benz GLE was officially launched, with a price range of 699,800-889,800 yuan. Among them, the GLE 350 4MATIC dynamic model is priced at 699,800 yuan, the GLE 350 4MATIC fashion model is priced at 711,800 yuan, the GLE 450 4MATIC dynamic model is priced at 792,800 yuan, the GLE 400 e4MATIC plug-in hybrid SUV is priced at 824,800 yuan, the GLE 450 4MATIC fashion model is priced at 839,800 yuan, and the GLE 450 4MATIC luxury model is priced at 889,800 yuan.
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Samsung Tab S9 series tablet prices revealed in advance! Top configuration costs over 10,000 yuan
According to official news, Samsung will hold a Galaxy Unpacked event at 8 pm on July 26, when new products such as the Z Fold5/Flip5 folding screen flagship, Watch6 series smartwatches, and Tab S9 series tablets will officially meet consumers. On July 10, according to a report from Saminsider, the European prices of Samsung's Tab S9 series tablets were leaked, and someone obtained pricing details from a retailer database.
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Secretary-General of the China Passenger Car Association: Signing a letter of commitment does not mean engaging in price monopoly and does not allow car companies to lower prices
Not long ago, the China Automobile Association organized 16 automakers to sign the “Automotive Industry Commitment to Maintain Fair Market Order”, which sparked a lot of heated discussion. On July 10, Cui Dongshu, secretary general of the China Passenger Car Association, commented that signing the commitment does not mean price monopoly or prohibiting companies from lowering prices, and it should not be over-interpreted. “To establish a unified national market, we must not engage in vicious price competition, especially price competition like 'government-enterprise linkage', and we must not allow other forces to participate in corporate competition and interfere with the national market.”
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