On October 27, Anduril and Qualcomm announced Blue Chip, a laptop assembled at Anduril's Arsenal One factory in Ohio with Qualcomm chips made in Arizona. Prototypes are about 90 percent U.S. and allied sourced, with the display panel still made abroad, and production begins next year at Arsenal One and other sites with about two dozen American companies. The laptop must also run legacy government applications from the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s, with drivers for decade-old hardware. The discussion turns on whether a fully domestic component chain is realistic, on how far back the last American-made laptop really was, with one claim putting it around 1993, and on Luckey's estimate that Blue Chip may cost about 20 percent more than…