The Making of a Motherboard at ECS 269
sheiky writes "Hardcoreware.net has posted a look at the manufacturing process of a motherboard at a new ECS factory in Shen Zhen. Unlike most factories, they build boards from the ground up at one location, starting with the PCB all the way to a finished product. They also talk a little bit about the working conditions they witnessed in China."
Chinese work conditions (Score:5, Funny)
And I toil for what?!? Not so much as a raisin!
Re:Chinese work conditions (Score:4, Funny)
I love thier last comment about the workers, "I think ECS' employees take great pride in their hard work, even though they are getting paid very little in comparison to bloated unionized factories". There is not a bit of biase there I tell ya!
Re:Was this article written by the Chinese? (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Was this article written by the Chinese? (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Unions (Score:3, Funny)
-Peter
ECS Extreme (Score:4, Funny)
So if you buy an EXTREME board and get pissed at your computer, you can throw it a little harder against the wall. Cool!
Re:Was this article written by the Chinese? (Score:5, Funny)
Just like in America (Score:3, Funny)
Only the really low wages of China make labor-intensive manual assembly feasible.
It's great here in America, we have these "Wal*Mart" stores everywhere... the "employees" are automated here too. When they wear out (or get sick), new ones automatically sign up to take their place. You don't have to worry about repairing the broken employees (i.e. health care); there's a constant supply of new ones. I'm not sure what happens to the worn-out ones; I think the government has some sort of program for recycling them.
They stock the shelves better than robots could (usually), and some of them can even answer natural language queries (in english and spanish) about the location of inventory.
Re:Just like in America (Score:3, Funny)
I think the government has some sort of program for recycling them.
Tuesday is Soylent Green day...
Union Mafia bastards! (Score:5, Funny)