Final Thoughts

All three campuses in the Shen Zhen district are currently developing new factories and dormitories. The Dragontop component factory is moving to a new 80,000 sq ft facility, and the Biloda PCB factory is getting ready to strike ground on their 80,000 sq ft factory campus. This will bring the Biloda factory campus up to 6 production buildings plus another 6 dormitories and administration buildings (thus, increasing their production to 300,000 m2 per month).



Furthermore, the ECSM campus is also undergoing renovation and changes, building another 3 dormitories and one factory. Even as we visited the factory, we got to see a glimpse of the new offices moving around into new buildings.

Perhaps our tour de ECS provided an insightful look into the world of motherboard manufacturing. Stay tuned as we have more factory tours and motherboard reviews coming your way!

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  • Sengir - Thursday, April 22, 2004 - link

    They need to rework their Quality Control policies.. and pay more to their workers.

    As I stated in a different article.

    I am a Service Technician with a large electronics retailer on the West coast.
    ECS is our #1 returned motherboard/computer (Great Quality brand).

    If you plan on buying or building a computer system, stay away from ECS and Great Quality.
  • davemc759 - Sunday, March 21, 2004 - link

    To compare and contrast you may wish to look at

    http://www.legitreviews.com/Reviews/corsair_trip_1...

    Being a lifer in the electronics manufacturing industry in the US, stories like these really bring home just how volatile the work situation really is. If the mainstay of economic stability is gauged by productivity, it would appear China has more working in it's favor than simply cheap labor.
  • Rumpltzer - Tuesday, November 4, 2003 - link

    NM
  • Anonymous User - Friday, October 24, 2003 - link

    The people who say ECS make crap Boards should read more carefully. ECS makes also mbs for Shuttle and Abit!
  • Anonymous User - Thursday, October 9, 2003 - link

    Interesting article. I use an ECS board in my
    system 'cause by American standards I'm poor.
    It works fine and the slight bugs that seem to be
    there are most likely software related....
  • Anonymous User - Thursday, October 9, 2003 - link

    Love the article, very insightful.
  • Anonymous User - Thursday, October 9, 2003 - link

    Free room and board.
  • Anonymous User - Wednesday, October 8, 2003 - link

    I have three ECS board based machines (including one dual PIII) and one PC-Chips board machine. They are running well. I am doing a lot of IT development and run some server apps on them. Seems to me they are even better than the equivalent HP PCs at work.
  • Anonymous User - Tuesday, October 7, 2003 - link

    Every country has its way to develop , China has it too. and China is on its way now. China will become stronger and stronger, look back american , you can see there are so many chinese in your university, they are working hard too. china become strong is not just because of cheap labour.
  • Anonymous User - Monday, October 6, 2003 - link

    I'd really enjoy this story and all of the valuable information from this auther. I do further believe that all American should work harder or appeciate the shear fact that we live in a very VERY good enviroment. I appeciate life more when I do see what are the living condition and (average) standard of living is so much different in China/India or even the very mondernized Taiwan.

    I TOTALLY AGREE WITH THIS COMMENT!! Thank you!!
    J.S.

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