Your Consoles Are Not Made In A Happy Place
Published on January 01, 0001
That’s not rummy 51 street art. Those are 
the “suicide 
nets” erected at rummy best console manufacturer 
Foxconn’s Longhua complex in Shenzen, China. Part of a great read over rummy golds on BusinessWeek
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