Bill Unruh writes: > By the way, China is going the way of Japan in the 50's-- cheap low > quality becoming cheap high quality.
It isn't there yet. Outfits such as Foxconn can produce high quality when closely supervised by their customers but a great deal of crap is still shipped from China. That's where the fraudulently-labeled high-strength hardware comes from, for example. > It is not clear that "American made" carries an advantage anymore > especially since it most are now assembled in > China/malasia/vietname/... anyway. If it is labeled "Made in USA" it was assembled in the United States and US manufacturing costs account for at least 75% of total manufacturing costs. -- John Hasler [email protected] Dancing Horse Hill Elmwood, WI USA _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/questions
