Pandora Production In Scotland ?

[Magic Sam]

Hi,

From Craig's Twitter:

Going to visit a factory in Scotland next month to see if we can bring more of the Pandora production to the UK.

Source

Bye, Magic Sam

 

[borgqueenx]

If its faster, yes. If its slower, no. If its maby faster, no.

Imo

 

[Asmo]

'more of the Pandora production to the UK'

What 'more'? Or is it assembly this refers to? Village hall not panning out?

 

[senorgomez]

Scotland is in the UK isn't it?

 

[Mithrildor]

Scotland is in the UK isn't it?

UK = England + Wales + Scotland + Northern Ireland + some small islands




Craig, I really love twitter because it means we can get small updates from the team, but some updates really need an explanation, such as this one.

 

[Farox]

From my point of view Craig is exploring the possibility to assembly the second batch also in uk (maybe in scotland ).

 

[Mithrildor]

From my point of view Craig is exploring the possibility to assembly the second batch also in uk (maybe in scotland ).

That totally makes sense, I think your right.

 

[LeChuck87]

sounds good to me.

better quality and faster production, why not? just the price has to be right. h34r:

 

[peca]

I guess that Craig thinking about moulding cases in UK.
edit: Maybe PCB pollution population too.

 

[craigix]

Maybe PCB population, it's just something I'm looking in to.

 

[taras]

Out of the top five UK/Republic of Ireland PCB manufacturers’ production, the Scottish manufacturers represent about 55%. This is quite surprising when one considers that Scotland's population represents less than 10% of the total. Narrowing the focus from country to specific area, the Borders region is host to a number of PCB companies which together account for 55% of PCBs manufactured in Scotland, and 10% of the UK total.

Would be fun to have a "Made in Scotland from girders" sticker on the back of the unit

 

[Evil Star]

Out of the top five UK/Republic of Ireland PCB manufacturers’ production, the Scottish manufacturers represent about 55%. This is quite surprising when one considers that Scotland's population represents less than 10% of the total. Narrowing the focus from country to specific area, the Borders region is host to a number of PCB companies which together account for 55% of PCBs manufactured in Scotland, and 10% of the UK total.

Would be fun to have a "Made in Scotland from girders" sticker on the back of the unit

Plus a free can of Irn-Bru for every Pandora buyer

 

[roberthoward45]

i thought that you were going to assemble the pandoras in scotland next month i almost cried

 

[Dead1nside]

Irn Bru! If it makes sense, then go for it.

 

[senorgomez]

For first batch they should probably leave PCB population in Texas. The Texas factory has the populating and testing procedures down, and with a low failure rate as well. Who knows how long it will take Scotland to get up to speed to the same quality standards.

 

[torpor]

Build the boards in Bulgaria and Assemble the final product in Austria! Free Streüdelhäuser!!

 

[IsSuE]

Build the boards in Bulgaria and Assemble the final product in Austria! Free Streüdelhäuser!!

okay post got deleted, i guess due to not being english

torpor: what the fuck are streühäuser?

 

[torpor]

A bad joke about Austrian beers?

 

[IsSuE]

A bad joke about Austrian beers?

mhh, never heard of that joke, mind to enlighten me?

 

[cobaltage]

I would welcome a bottle of 18 year old scotch with my Pandora.