50g

I suppose free trade and open markets have meaning only when it is advantageous
to America. Mr Teague, wake up to the new flat world!

I find the 50g made in China or Singapore no less in quality than the 48g+ made in
USA. HP's quality control is still legendary. By going global HP has contained the cost
and increased profitability. I see nothing wrong with that.

--- In 50g@yahoogroups.com, "Guy Teague" <accts@...> wrote:
>
> On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 8:21 AM, Cary Enoch R... aka Enoch's Vision, Inc. <
> caryenochr@...> wrote:
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> > Why does "made in Singapore" distress you?
> >
>
> i guess you have to be of the age when 'made in america' meant something
> special. it just seemed the end of an era for hp, a prototypical american
> company. hp quality was renowned, the world standard. nearly every piece of
> test equipment i used in the navy was hp. for them to compromise in any way
> just seemed a betrayal of all they stood for.
>
>
> >
> > HP calculators have been manufactured in Singapore in addition to other
> > places for more
> > than the past 30 years. Singapore has world class manufacturing facilities
> > and a highly
> > skilled workforce. Singapore is a source of Intel CPUs and numerous primary
> > components
> > from other manufacturers also.
> >
> > <del>
> >
>
> and today there is no stigma (or little) re overseas manufacture. i
> personally never envision buying another american car, ever. and i distrust
> the japanese cars which are manufactured here.
>
> /guy
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