State Department computer purchase from China draws fire (Again Mr. Bush?)

iht ^ | FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2006 | Keith Bradsher

[kaktuskid]

There is an origin label on the back of any electronic problem

[Tarpon]

Dell at best assembles computers, most are built elsewhere. Likely all the parts are foreign origin. No difference than Levenco, who's plants are in the US and Mexico

[1rudeboy]

Samsung has a 2.5 billion dollar chip plant in Austin, Texas. Intel is building a 3 billion dollar plant in Arizona.

[Golden Eagle]

It's about freaking time.

[CowboyJay]

OK, Globalistas...

The cat's out of the bag, and the jig is up!

Drop your Communist Manifestos, and slowly back away from our Constitution.

[CowboyJay]

OK, Globalistas...

The jig is up!

Drop your Communist Manifestos, and slowly back away from our defense institutions, infrastructure, and Constitution.

[Republican Party Reptile]

mother glass is what yields all the different size LCDs. Part of the LCD biz's risk is betting on the right size for the right products that the market wants, so the right mother glass with the optimal yeild to support what sells in the market is a big deal.

[TXBSAFH]

China.

[rahbert]

ah. thanks for the explanation.

[Petey139]

Actually their call centers are in India. I've bought a Dell item last year and it was an indian at the other end of the world that was taking my order. I was suprised I wasnt charged an outrageous amout of money in international phone calls.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

I've come to understand this by participating on this thread. Thank you.