See this is a nice thing about cars.
Since they are so large and difficult to export/import many companies sell within their own continents or set up factories in that continent. The Japanese for instance have smothered Europe with their factories to get past import restrictions and make their cars more affordable.
https://youtu.be/zvKHKnbuxi8?t=44m53s
Just an off-topic ramble. Those production lines that America invented were meant for cars, and are still used for cars.
Crucial makes ram in Murica
System76 computers
I've been to China. I have toured factories. Your sentiments are not entirely spot on. The Chinese that we met took great pride in their work. However, many (mostly American) vendors demand cheaper products at cheaper prices. So they are forced to cut corners. A small percentage operate the way you imagine that they all operate. Apple is one of the largest forces in this game. An American company, demanding that Foxcon violate the human rights of their workers. Most of the people we spoke to hate Apple.
Anyway, your goals are impossible. You can find something that has a few parts made in the USA and it can be assembled in the USA, but some parts are going to be made in China. You could perhaps go all Taiwanese. We simply do not make much in the USA. You can get a CaseLabs case and some Mushkin ram, but not much else.
I think it might be a good time to educate yourself. You can research the individual companies to find out how their factories are. The stereotypes are pretty gross.
HEY SO YOU GOT THE ANSWER IT CANT BE DONE ON TO PEOPLE U GUYS CAN HELP Hey so i really need some help building a gaming pc im going to drop about 1k on it this is what im looking at i am willing to go up on price but would really like it too keep it around this price
CPU-Intel Core i5-4690K 3.5GHz Quad-Core Processor
RAM-G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB)
GPU-MSI GeForce GTX 970 4GB Twin Frozr V
Motherboard-Gigabyte GA-Z97X-SLI ATX LGA1150 Motherboard
HDD-Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB
SSD-Kingston HyperX 3K 120GB
Case-NZXT S340 (White) ATX Mid Tower
PSU-EVGA SuperNOVA NEX 750W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-Modular
LINK
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/BPxtbv1
Im am a newb when it comes to building pc BibleThump but spent around 10-12 hours watching videos on how to build one what to build how they work will continue to do so and have learned alot it seems easier then using one after so many years of fucking around with pcs would love any and all sugestions some questions how do i move it, ive been using laptops for years screen just broke on my shitty 500 dollar bust buy laptop for the second time because they didnt glue the back on correctley when i sent it in, how can i move this thing around i will have it shipped to my current location build it and have to drive 6 hours back to my apartment i have a lowered car so it might be a little bumpy i really want to know how to make it portable like a laptop i dont mind lugging it around with me as long as its safe and static does tend to scare me a little granted i wont be moving it around everywhere i go i would just love to know of safe cases that can hold two monitors and how to move those monitors as well i really just want to be able to if i stay at a hotel safley move the pc with me again i dont mind lugging it around not that i need to reiterate that. I want to make sure it can run two monitors 1080p and just an opinion of it and what are waranteys like when building it. sorry for bed anglish
How about you make a seperate thread on this. There are people who will gladly get you in the right direction.
we are in a era of great globalization, the quality of products being synonymous with where there are produced is not longer valid for many products.
I did lols yesterday nobody responded BibleThump im not trying to hate on the sense of nobility to ending corporate greed by not suppoting Child labor and Polution in china but i need help making a new pc and u can never know where the parts come from.
According to Wall Street, China is becoming more of a service economy, and the United States is making a comeback in manufacturing. So, perhaps, in a few years, a Made in USA computer will be possible.
Not quite true. For example, Unicomp keyboards (model m) are very high quality, Made in USA, and still competitive with Asian products. Their standard Model M keyboard is $80, while a cherry mx keyboard from China, such as the K70 from Corsair, is $170. Unicomp still makes a very well built keyboard at less than half of the cost of the Corsair K70. And I assure you, Corsair has disposable profits from their keyboards.
american made: Guns,compound bows some cars. 1987 IBM 286 pc, made in Taiwan. The IBM 360 was made in the USA and the early IBM and Compaq 8088's were assembled here at least:)
