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North KOREA IS BEST KOREA

They seem to think it's extremely awesome that their tablets move along a slow track during production.

It looks extremely low volume to me.
 
Ichinisan said:
They seem to think it's extremely awesome that their tablets move along a slow track during production.

It looks extremely low volume to me.
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It's painfully obvious they don't even make any parts there. They probably just assemble what's already made in US, China, Korea, and Japan.
 
Zeze said:
It's painfully obvious they don't even make any parts there. They probably just assemble what's already made in US, China, Korea, and Japan.
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I was about to say that what they're not showing is that at the front of the "assembly" line, guys are unboxing generic Chinese tablets and putting them on the conveyor. Hell, maybe China is even using what has to be incredibly cheap labor in NK to assemble some of them.
 
IndyColtsFan said:
I was about to say that what they're not showing is that at the front of the "assembly" line, guys are unboxing generic Chinese tablets and putting them on the conveyor. Hell, maybe China is even using what has to be incredibly cheap labor in NK to assemble some of them.
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I'm sure they built the conveyor!
 
So the same assembly line of 5 people is manufacturing tablets, LCD monitors, laptops, and desktop computers?

Most impressive.
 
IndyColtsFan said:
I was about to say that what they're not showing is that at the front of the "assembly" line, guys are unboxing generic Chinese tablets and putting them on the conveyor. Hell, maybe China is even using what has to be incredibly cheap labor in NK to assemble some of them.
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not so sure about that. last time i read, NK are learning all the techs (low tech) from chinese, once they are done, they kick them out. many chiense businessmen got burned working with the NK
 
Watched some more of it. They clearly didn't manufacture those Acer monitors. If anything, they're de-branding them or swapping ROM chips to change the firmware and complete the illusion.

Over and over and over, they just show LCD monitors riding around, going nowhere and having nothing done to them. It's absolutely laughable to think this is supposed to be a production facility.

Going to watch the rest of it now...
 
In computer technology, North Korea's hardware developments have been lagging behind; however its software developments have been sound and are being expanded.[13] In general, software development is on a high level and it could become a major export item in the future, along with world-class voice recognition, automation and medical technology.[14] North Korea has developed its own operating system, the Red Star,[15] and has an intranet network named Kwangmyong, which contains censored content from the Internet. North Korean IT specialists demonstrate a high degree of technological literacy.[16]
The Korean Committee of Space Technology is the country's national space agency. The KCST is controlled by the National Defense Commission, and operates in parallel with several other major institutions, such as the State Academy of Sciences and the Artillery Guidance Bureau.[17] As of 2010, two space launch facilities are operational - the Tonghae Satellite Launching Ground in North Hamgyong province, and the Tongch'ang-dong Space Launch Center in North Pyongan province. Kwangmyŏngsŏng-class satellites were launched from the former site by means of Paektusan and Unha rockets. So far, a total of three launch attempts were made, although none of them was successful.[18]
North Korea is also researching and deploying various military technologies, such as GPS jammers,[19] stealth paint,[20] midget submarines and human torpedoes,[21] chemical, biological and nuclear weapons,[22] anti-personnel lasers[23] and ballistic missiles.[24]
 
PlatinumRice said:
how did they build the rocket if they have absolutely no high tech know-how?
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To be serious in a silly thread: Iran.

Iran is selling tech to Best Korea so they can help run tests and work out the bugs. Both want ICBMs, then nukes that will fit on them.

Best Korea already has a couple of nukes, but nothing compact enough for a missile.
 
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