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    Tolerances and Dimensions for PCB Fabrication

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    How to Avoid 'Ghost Manufacturing'

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    Flex Circuits for Use in Catheters

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Planned HP-Foxconn PC Plant Will Come Online Within Year

Published: 10 March 2009
 by Staff
ANKARA, TURKEY -- A massive computer manufacturing plant planned by HP and Foxconn Technology Group is scheduled to commence production by 2010 and will employ about 2,000 workers, the companies said. 

The plant will be built in Çorlu, Turkey, and will have an annual capacity of 200,000 desktop PCs.
 
As previously reported, HP and Foxconn will invest about $60 million in the project.
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