How Motherboards Are Made: A Gigabyte Factory Tour
 

That's pretty cool, TS. I'm surprised that all those girls with long hair don't wear hairnets or something. :)

Fully-automated assembly lines do exist, but I guess it's cheaper to use Chinese people.

I worked for a company that made boards like that. if everything was as neat and clean and orderly as the gigabyte place, maybe they would have made money, too.

At our place, someone left a half-eaten bag of chips in a box that was shipped to a customer. We're not even supposed to have water out there. Of course the chips were kind of necessary since half of us were stoned.

I'm surprised computers even work.

Fred Rogers would be proud.