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How a Computer Case Is Built

Posted by CowboyNeal on from the ground-on-up dept.

mtxmorph writes "Ever wondered how that pretty case on your desk came to be? Tom's Hardware Guide recently took a trip to China to see the production process for the Chenbro XSpider/Gaming Bomb case. Lots of interesting pictures in this detailed article." I must admit, this is far more intriguing than I'd initially thought, if only for the subtle differences in corporate culture. Chenbro employees have the option of living "on campus" in employee housing.

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  1. Safely by kalislashdot · · Score: 0, Troll

    I was looking at the pictures of the assembly line an noticed something. No safety equipment, primarly no safety glass. They work next to heavy machinery and where no gallses to protect there eyes. Also no guards on equipment no handrails, no painting masks. I am surprised they have gloves. Just shows how far behind China is, probally 100 years behind the US. Probally why it is so cheap to build stuff there. No OSHA like rules, no labor laws about pay. I do commend China for building up there economy by manufacturing but I did not realize how much more advanced the US was.