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by Chris Matier on August 5, 2008

© Shiny Things
That is all about to change. Foxconn, the manufacturer of the iPhone 3G is reportedly cranking out over 800,000 of the little buggers a week. If you do the math, and carry the one, that equates to 40 million iPhones in a year. That production rate is staggering. So, my little iPhone will no longer be unique, but I wonder if it will still be good?
With such a staggering production run can Apple or Foxconn perform any type of quality control? Think about it, that is nearly 75 iPhones being produced a second. It is no wonder why this iPhone run has been a bit cracked around the edges. If my phone isn't going to be special, then I at least want it to last, and I am sure the other 40 million iPhone users in the world agree with me.
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