What were the drawbacks of the mini Space Shuttle? Even if Mo Jingchun kept quiet, he was sure the rival companies would be able to guess a few, even without getting their hands on one. Their eyes were sharp.
Its biggest drawback was that being smaller meant it could carry less energy, which greatly reduced its range.
It could still travel farther, like the full-sized Space Shuttle, but the risks would rise sharply.
Phone manufacturers understood this better than anyone.
The difference between a budget model and a fully loaded flagship in the same generation was enormous.
But that didn't mean the mini Space Shuttle was no good. On the contrary, it only proved just how impressive Candy Technology was.
Could a four-nanometer chip really be the same as a five-nanometer chip?
While Mo Jingchun cheerfully headed home with Zero, Baozi, and Xiao Huihui, the internet was buzzing again.
Candy Technology was selling mini Space Shuttles!
Anyone with money could buy one!
Though the announcement hadn't said so explicitly, wealthy people and entrepreneurs abroad were both delighted and frustrated.
They were delighted because the announcement had clearly stated there were no restrictions: anyone with money could buy one.
They were frustrated because, ever since Candy Technology was founded, Mo Jingchun had imposed one deeply annoying rule.
All transactions had to be settled in Xia currency.
It was no exaggeration to say that Candy Technology's policy often caused exchange rates to fluctuate around the world.
In particular, whenever Candy Technology launched a new product, exchange rates would start to shift.
As a result, companies from every country had no choice but to open subsidiaries in Xia.
Mo Jingchun had Zero post an announcement and was able to relax, but everyone at the Relevant Departments, whether they were on vacation or out