We have the designers and headquarters but what about factories for:
- Mice.
- Keyboards.
- GPUs.
- Charging bricks.
- Gaming consoles like PS3.
- Motherboards.
- CD players.
- Adapters
- OLED, Quantum Dot and Microled displays.
- Phones.
Automotive industry covers a lot from your list, even though you did not think about them. But the basic electronical components, we are manufactoring some, and I think we are importing most of them.
Gaming consoles are not neccessary for life ;-)
Phones, displays, we are lacking there.
Mice breed themselves ;-)
Gaming consoles are not neccessary for life ;-)
Nor are gaming pcs. I want a lego console.
Mice are def the easiest thing to manufacture here.
Brave to build a CD player factory for a medium that is on life support. Even bluray is being wound down by the rest of the world.
A lot that is because of corporate design. Many gamers are pushing back against Sony’s piece by piece removal of the bluray player. With the game manual removal, first disc-free PS5 models, gta 6 without base game, announced disc-free PS6.
Believe it or not, people don’t want to use websites or screens for everything. It’s hard the eyes.
A larger diversified european manufacturer can raise funds from physical enthusiasts to build a small factory for 5 years and shut it down if there is not enough demand from the tech market.
A vocal minority is pushing back, but the writing has been on the wall for physical media for a long time before Sony started removing it from the PS5.
A small minority of enthusiasts isnt enough to make a bluray factory viable.
Happy to be proven wrong though, but I dont see it happening.
I think your energy is better spent combating chat control 1&2, age verification while backing stop killing games. Instead of raining on the parade of enthusiasts and old people like myself.
