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How much can be attributed to R&D? That is expensive. It cost Gillette, around a billion dollars to develop the Mach 3. Then they spent almost as much, upgrading their local infrastructure.

We should try to get that CEO instead of our current CEO.

Seriously they spent a billion developping that POS?
 
Computer advances are making complex equations possible.

it used to take years to place engines correctly on airplanes with wind tunnel testing; now it is almost, "snap into place" possible based on engine parameters.
 

Not necessarily, the title gives the idea 750 million was the cost to mak the mach 3 and the following hints that the development cost even more
Keep in mind that this $750 million does not include the money spent on the research and development of the Mach3 prototype, which at various times was known by such code names as Manx, 225, and "the Frankenstein razor" (because its bolted profile resembled the silhouette of the monster).

No matter how you look at it it was a huge pile of money
 
Not necessarily, the title gives the idea 750 million was the cost to mak the mach 3 and the following hints that the development cost even more


No matter how you look at it it was a huge pile of money

upgrading infrastructure, usually does.
 
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