A rare look inside a dell assembly line!
 

I knew it!

Is Cathy Lee working in Dell's HR Dept.?

Just when you thought the sweat shops were gone comes the slave shop.

Ordered from Dell a week and a half ago and still going to wait another week for the damn thing even to leave their factory. :feels-hot

:glugglug

cuz you see that black guy in the corner. thats also their shipping coordinator and he just came down with a bad case of bubonic plague.....sorry bro.

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One word.

AlienWare.

4 words:

build your own box.

Alienware machines rock! Maybe I'll make enough on my gellery posts in the next quarter to be able to afford one.

well, maybe a case from one.

well...

I'd like to see the boxes that those big ass boards are going to fit into. :1orglaugh

Ya i've been warned about Dell's. They r mass produced.

I ordered one 2 weeks ago and it was here within 4 days. Ordered on a Saturday night too. I'm not a PC fan, but :thumbsup to Dell.

well that explains alot!

Never ever going to buy from them again but this caught my eye http://configure.dell.com/dellstore/... &c=ca&kc=5804

Mmmm, XPs, drool :-)

actually, i'll probably build me a 4600 if I build one from dell.

Are you sure thats not $5submissions crew on their lunch breaks moonlighting to make lunch money for their next life? :Graucho

Look at the RAM... those are either 3 or 486's. ;-)

Hahaha LOL

Kunta, you're getting a dell! LOL

Hmmm, I wonder what the original context of that picture is.

i can't think of it being anything other than a joke, anyone know?

Damn, that's a old picture! There are ISA slots on it! :( And where is the dell corporation logo! :Graucho Somebody photoshop it in :)

jDoG

Is that a stick in their hands or a big wooden screwdriver?

They must be getting paid well if they can afford watches

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pentiums actually. its a socket 7 motherboard. most 386/486s had 32 pin edo ram. this motherboard is more modern then that. not to mention the pci slots, which were uncommon, especially on 386s