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That depends on what all is being purchased along with the system. S400 is not just a missile. It consists of missiles, launchers, radar, command platforms, reloaders, trucks, extra missiles, training, maintenance etc.The cost and quantity of all these things varies based on customer requirements.For example. You can buy the the same car for Rs 10 Lakh or 11 Lakh depending on the additional configurations, features, inflation in price. The same applies to military equipment.Also, I've heard that the S400 deal's cost is a combined figure of S400 and the new Akula lease. They say the media has messed up the figures.

I maintain about 100 soda pop machines. Most of the soda pop machines are not owned by Coke.I can always buy a good USED Soda pop machine which is readily avaialable at Craigslist or go to Buy or Sell Food Trucks, Concession Trailers, Vending Machines, Restaurant EquipmentIf you have enough volume of soda pop movement and sales then you should go directly to Coca Cola office located in the your vicinity and look for a sales rep and set up a meeting and tell them your concerns.Normally here in Canada they need to see your sales and orders before they will be willing to lease you a Coke Vending machine.Here in Canada there are pros and cons when leasing a Coke soda pop machine: YOu have to exclusively buy and order products from Coke and they do not allow you to buy on the grey market, Costco, Walmart, Sams Club or any other wholesalers.The Pros is that when the Coke soda pop machine breaksdown then they will fix it for free.But Soda pop vending machine lasts for a long time and it might be cheaper for you to buy a USED SODA pop and maximize your sales by putting a variety of drinks.See my blog

I worked for Decca back in the 1970s/80s and Automatic Test Equipment was just coming to the fore.The second generation “Rapier” SAM Systems were extremely sophisticated, at the time, and some pretty sophisticated equipment was brought in for testing them.This thing cost about a quarter of a million pounds, was the size of a small car and ran using CP/M.The thing was, at the time, the word processing package “Wordstar” used CP/M as it’s programming language.Sir Alan Sugar produced a CP/M based home computer that ran “Wordstar” at the time for a little over a hundred pounds.So all the Engineers bought them and used them for the project. Just one small problem, they were also taking them home.The boss was, quite understandably, worried!So he applied for funding to buy some for Company use.The conversation went like this,Accounts: “How many do you want us to purchase?”Boss: “I’m not really sure, but maybe six or seven should be enough!”Accounts: “Why do we need to buy them? Couldn’t they be rented, or leased?”Boss: “That would be an expensive way of going about it! It would be cheaper just to buy them!”Accounts: “What about the repair contract?”Boss: “Repair contract? What do you want a repair contract for?”Accounts: “Well! say they went wrong? How do you repair them?”Boss: “REPAIR Them! You don’t! You throw them away and buy new ones!”(This was before recycling BTW, and yes, he got his computers!)