Due to global integration, many of the products we use actually contain parts and components made in Japan. For example, the capacitors in the motherboard, MOS tube memory particles, flash memory particles (on SD and TF), etc., are the business of the manufacturer, not the people who buy the products.

Mainboards and graphics cards are basically produced and branded in Taiwan and China.

The only CPUs available are Intel and AMD from the United States.

There are only WD and ST hard drives, but the original Toshiba and Fujitsu are now included in these two companies, and there are still Japanese products.

There are also many Japanese brands of optical drives. The memory has Japanese brands, and a large proportion of memory particles and flash memory particles are made in Japan.

There are basically no Japanese brands for chassis and power supplies in China.

There are Japanese brands of LCDs, but they are rare. Most of the screens used are made in Japan.