videopho
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I know WD has one of its biggest mfg sites there in Thailand.
So I should go out and grab my two 3TB hdd before prices going up, lol.
http://news.yahoo.com/thailand-flooding-could-affect-pc-supplies-prices-201521502.html
Some excerpt:
Western Digital has suspended its operations in Thailand. Floodwaters have affected two factories, which shut down last week. The company said its other hard drive manufacturing facilities, located in Malaysia, are fully operational. But it said flooding will have a significant impact on its ability to meet demand through the end of the year. Western Digital's Thailand operations account for more than half of the company's total hard drive output. Western Digital's stock has fallen 15 percent since the company announced its delays last week.
Seagate says that its factories in Thailand are operational but warned that it is having difficulty getting some components. It said supply will be constrained the rest of the year, though the magnitude of the disruption is currently unclear.
Toshiba has also suspended its Thailand hard disk operations, as have a number of hard disk component suppliers.
Big computer makers are worried.
So I should go out and grab my two 3TB hdd before prices going up, lol.
http://news.yahoo.com/thailand-flooding-could-affect-pc-supplies-prices-201521502.html
Some excerpt:
Western Digital has suspended its operations in Thailand. Floodwaters have affected two factories, which shut down last week. The company said its other hard drive manufacturing facilities, located in Malaysia, are fully operational. But it said flooding will have a significant impact on its ability to meet demand through the end of the year. Western Digital's Thailand operations account for more than half of the company's total hard drive output. Western Digital's stock has fallen 15 percent since the company announced its delays last week.
Seagate says that its factories in Thailand are operational but warned that it is having difficulty getting some components. It said supply will be constrained the rest of the year, though the magnitude of the disruption is currently unclear.
Toshiba has also suspended its Thailand hard disk operations, as have a number of hard disk component suppliers.
Big computer makers are worried.