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throwy67i4on GoPro to move U.S.-bound camera production out of China

Does GoPro actually do their own development?

I remember reading an article when they were starting up, snd the founder basically went to some expo in a China and purchased OEM devices and slapped his brand on there.

Edit: This isn’t the article but it sheds some more light.

> Once he had the strap sorted out, Woodman would need a camera to go with it. He eventually found a 35-millimeter model made in China. Woodman made an old-school prototype using a Dremel tool, plastic blocks, and glue. He mailed it to China, wired $5,000 to get started, and in September 2004 GoPro made its first sale when a Japanese distributor ordered 100 units after seeing the product at a trade show.

https://www.maxim.com/gear/gopro-founder-nick-woodman-profil...

throwy67i4on Qualcomm wins preliminary China import ruling against some iPhone models

Retaliate by awarding an American company a favorable judgement and enforcing American IP laws?

throwy67i4on Qualcomm wins preliminary China import ruling against some iPhone models

And what if Qualcomm had lost this lawsuit?

I’m sure there would be people saying, “This is a political move against an American company. No way would a Chinese judge rule in favor of an American company right now.”