Cool pictures.
Could you please just put 10-15 of them on one page so I don't have to click through 44 pages?
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anonymous@guest, June 4, 2010 6:47 AM
well duh, more pages means more ads showing, which is good for Tom.
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anonymous@guest, June 4, 2010 8:13 AM
This has to be one of the least informative collections of pictures I have ever seen. After clicking through I still have no idea what the manufacturing process is (would it have made sense to present it from beginning to end?) All I have learned is that there is production (apparently the machines give birth to memory modules), testing (apparently the modules are put in test machines. But what sort of test is run?). And then there is packaging. Fascinating. Please tell me that Kingston forced you to scramble to pictures into a disorganised jumble and make random useless comments for the captions, without actually showing anything interesting.
Cool pictures.
Could you please just put 10-15 of them on one page so I don't have to click through 44 pages?
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anonymous@guest, June 4, 2010 8:13 AM
This has to be one of the least informative collections of pictures I have ever seen. After clicking through I still have no idea what the manufacturing process is (would it have made sense to present it from beginning to end?) All I have learned is that there is production (apparently the machines give birth to memory modules), testing (apparently the modules are put in test machines. But what sort of test is run?). And then there is packaging. Fascinating. Please tell me that Kingston forced you to scramble to pictures into a disorganised jumble and make random useless comments for the captions, without actually showing anything interesting.
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anonymous@guest, June 4, 2010 6:47 AM
well duh, more pages means more ads showing, which is good for Tom.
Could you please just put 10-15 of them on one page so I don't have to click through 44 pages?
Could you please just put 10-15 of them on one page so I don't have to click through 44 pages?