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  • This document defines the content of manufacturing data on OLPC laptops. ...time of manufacture and stored in the unit's SPI FLASH. It includes basic data such as the product model, part number, and motherboard model number; uniqu
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  • #REDIRECT [[Manufacturing data]]
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  • ...can only be done with firmware which allows the changing of manufacturing data) e.g. [http://dev.laptop.org/~wmb/q2c28i.rom q2c28i.rom] (for how to change manufacturing data, see the [http://www.laptop.org/teamwiki/index.php/Team:Main_Page#How_to_ch
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  • #REDIRECT [[Manufacturing data]]
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  • <!--- '''Manufacturing Data Specification''' ---> This document defines the method for storing manufacturing data on an OLPC laptop, as well as the interaction with the security system.
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  • ...from the SPI Flash chip. [[Manufacturing_Data_Specification|Manufacturing data]] is displayed. For example; If there is more data than will fit on the screen, a prompt will appear. For example on a laptop
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  • Read the [[http://www.ece.osu.edu/~passino/LM35.pdf Data Sheet]] to learn more. | align="center" | Hammond Manufacturing
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  • ...ncept need to be seen in the context of how networking and distribution of data is going to be performed. In the poorest countries, the ideas may need to b I don't understand why OLPC doesn't want to sell in open markets, and why the manufacturing contract has to be exclusive to specific manufacturer(s). By doing this, OL
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  • ...-band radio receiver''' with the minimal hardware required to extract also data transmissions sent using various methods (e.g. FM side band), at least mini ...f computers. Also, a wider range of instruments is available with computer data links. The built-in camera and microphone on the Laptop are powerful instru
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  • | CN20 || Used for manufacturing || Serial Flash programming. Requires special fixture. .../> to keyboard & input module || (Pin 1: TP Data, 2: TP Clk, 3: Gnd, 4: KB Data, 5: KB Clk, 6: Power).<br />Power is 5V if L36 populated, 3.3V if L37. L36/
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  • ...nd-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data." ...nd-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data."
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  • ...nd-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data.</target> ...nd-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data.</target>
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  • ...ully the swizzling is done after the gamma look-up table has converted the data to linear. Failure to do so would be a cause of some nasty artifacts. ...o a wireless-equipped low-power computer such as the OLPC Laptop, and send data back and forth between a village and a doctor's office in a town, thus mult
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  • ...ating system build.''' Please use [[olpc-update]] if you wish to keep your data. #* If there is no lease.sig file, your manufacturing data is probably set for pre-activation, and you probably don't need to do anyth
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  • msgstr "Quale è la data prevista per l'arrivo sul mercato di questi portatili? Quali pensate siano ...tion to promote the worldwide improvement of education through the design, manufacturing, distribution and deeper understanding of affordable computing and telecomm
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  • ...nd-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data." ...nd-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data."
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  • ...a great education, well connected to the internet, having great access to data and knowledge, etc. Obviously such a population will be able to generate a ...l tax revenues generation and pay-back time. How certain are we about the data that's fed into the calculator. Does the uncertainty around the parameters
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  • ...il funding mechanisms are worked out. In addition, it will be dependent on manufacturing costs, which decrease as greater volumes of the laptop are produced. Minimu OLPC will never make a profit and if we can reduce the cost of manufacturing, that savings will be passed along to the schools. We have not guaranteed a
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  • The biggest hurdle will be manufacturing 100 million of anything. This is not just a supply-chain problem, but also ...The decision was made after the board reviewed bids from several possible manufacturing companies.
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  • The physical keyboards are all identical on any XO-1; the firmware manufacturing information indicates which variant of keyboard is installed. We use a 3.3V Which keyboard is installed is encoded in the manufacturing area of the firmware, and the correct keyboard language support installed o
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...pụta (tinyere mkpokọta) ga-enwe ike imenwu ihe niile sọsọ ichekwa data buru ibu." ...pụta (tinyere mkpokọta) ga-enwe ike imenwu ihe niile sọsọ ichekwa data buru ibu."
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  • ...rs should not update the firmware or they will lose valuable manufacturing data in the flash. New tools will be released soon.'' ...y installed. The current tools will '''not''' preserve your manufacturing data. We will release new tools shortly.
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  • ...nd-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data." ...nd-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data."
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • This document defines the content of manufacturing data on OLPC laptops. ...time of manufacture and stored in the unit's SPI FLASH. It includes basic data such as the product model, part number, and motherboard model number; uniqu
    64 KB (13,369 words) - 04:46, 17 April 2019
  • ...nd-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data." ...nd-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data."
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  • If the SPI boot FLASH (U37) somehow gets bad data in it, so the firmware won't run, you can reload it with a special serial c Merging Manufacturing Data
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  • ...Ethiopia that is extremely poor, has tremendous needs for managing patient data in clinics and so-called "health posts", but which does not have the funds ...pc's uptake relative to macos and linux. If there is interest in gathering data I'm willing to record it, to the extent it doesn't interfere with student l
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  • If for some reason you get bad data in the SPI boot FLASH so the system won't run the firmware, you can [[SPI F ;[http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/476 Manufacturing data values are in the wrong order]: This is fixed the first time we update the
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  • * OFW: Flash preserves mfg data * OFW: Sets keyboard type in CMOS RAM based on manufacturing data
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  • ...line of any address, and overwrote corrections with the earlier, incorrect data multiple times. They do say that doing the same thing over and over while e ...hip with only the US International keyboard, because OLPC can't afford the manufacturing or logistics for localized keyboards. However, the US International QWERTY
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  • ...rid locations, is designing a reference platform in collaboration with our manufacturing partner, Quanta. We are also supporting efforts by candidate countries (su Access your data anywhere, anytime, even when your local computer is off.
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  • * OFW: Flash preserves mfg data * OFW: Sets keyboard type in CMOS RAM based on manufacturing data
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  • ...image "2007-08-15 18:23Z", the upgrade process automatically backs up user data before the upgrade and restores it afterward. The USB key must be large eno ...build (> 650) you can use [[SoftwareBinaryDifferentialUpdate]]s to reduce data transfer.
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  • ** Data rate: Dual – DDR333 – 166 MHz This build is of 300 laptops produced as a test of the manufacturing process on the main production line, and should happen in August 5th 2007.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...Wikipedia'''. Then each child/student has access to almost all available data. Math, physics, science, geographical information, religious information an ...optimization, artificial intelligence and advanced design, documentation, manufacturing and information management being used in the one laptop per child project?
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  • ...ulator supports binary mode downloads, or use another method to ensure the data is sent untranslated: All manufacturing tags will have been erased.
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  • ==Check the manufacturing Data== *type: .mfg-data
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • #* You should see a message like "SHFxxxxxxxx nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn; Laptop data recorded successfully" ===Updating the Firmware on Your XO and changing Manufacturing data===
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • # Check manufacturing data in '''BIOS''' flash
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...ion about the codes used in /etc/sysconfig/keyboard in the [[Manufacturing Data]] page.
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  • ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ** Bugfix: Battery data not updated if the touchpad is constantly busy. ...will ERASE what is in your nand and re-wite it.''' So you will loose any data you have stored on the filesystem unless you back it up. If you do not wan
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  • <b>According to [[Manufacturing data]] this keyboard is not approved for production, and has not been shipped in
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  • If for some reason you get bad data in the SPI boot FLASH so the system won't run the firmware, you can [[SPI F ;[http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/476 Manufacturing data values are in the wrong order]: This is fixed in BTest-2 (and when BTest-1
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  • ...ster recovery, such as operating system recovery from multiple sources and data backup to a central server. ; No permanent data loss : Information on the laptop will be replicated to some centralized sto
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  • ...of the firmware. If you do then <u>you will erase</u> your manufacturing data.''' ** OLPC SD exerciser program - added MSR , DCON, and mfg data support.
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  • ...ded e-mail address. (See [[#Credits|Credits]] for further contact and meta data). ...ster recovery, such as operating system recovery from multiple sources and data backup to a central server.
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  • ...will ERASE what is in your nand and re-write it.''' So you will lose any data you have stored on the filesystem unless you back it up. If you do not wan ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • * q7c07 - 2017-07-14 [[OLPC Firmware q7c07]] add default boot to Android by manufacturing tag. * q4d31 - 2013-06-15 [[OLPC Firmware q4d31]] fixes for save-mfg-data.
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  • * [[Manufacturing data]]
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  • ...will ERASE what is in your nand and re-write it.''' So you will lose any data you have stored on the filesystem unless you back it up. If you do not wan ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...either at OLPC Headquarters in Cambridge Massachusetts or Taipei or Quanta Manufacturing in Changsu, China." ...viding a library, centralized network services, Internet connectivity, and data backup to a school. Additional services will be deployed as needed by a reg
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  • If the manufacturing data does not match the keyboard you need, you can set the keyboard type. ...the [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Manufacturing_data#Keyboards Manufacturing Data]. Examples for the XKB_LAYOUT include "es" for the Argentina keyboard layou
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  • ...will ERASE what is in your nand and re-write it.''' So you will lose any data you have stored on the filesystem unless you back it up. If you do not wan ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...will ERASE what is in your nand and re-write it.''' So you will lose any data you have stored on the filesystem unless you back it up. If you do not wan ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...will ERASE what is in your nand and re-write it.''' So you will lose any data you have stored on the filesystem unless you back it up. If you do not wan ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...will ERASE what is in your nand and re-write it.''' So you will lose any data you have stored on the filesystem unless you back it up. If you do not wan ...flash to write new firmware images. Doing so will erase the manufacturing data that was added at the factory.
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  • ...ersions of the firmware. If you do then you will erase your manufacturing data.''' ** Switch to new ROM layout with manufacturing data in its own block. Version Q2C00.
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  • ...image "2007-08-15 18:23Z", the upgrade process automatically backs up user data before the upgrade and restores it afterward. The USB key must be large eno Merging existing manufacturing data
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  • The physical keyboards are all identical on any XO-1; the firmware manufacturing information indicates which variant of keyboard is installed. We use a 3.3V Which keyboard is installed is encoded in the manufacturing area of the firmware, and the correct keyboard language support installed o
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  • ...during BTest. A component's design may be new, and have its own design or manufacturing problems to be resolved (e.g. the writing pad problem we note below). Error ...than for serious use. In the time since we gave the system to Quanta for manufacturing until you receive a system, a number of key bugs have been fixed, and other
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  • ...dule is to have units ready for shipment by the end of 2006 or early 2007. Manufacturing will begin when 5-to-10-million machines have been ordered and paid for in The biggest hurdle will be manufacturing 100 million of anything. This is not just a supply-chain problem, but also
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  • ...Wikipedia'''. Then each child/student has access to almost all available data. Math, physics, science, geographical information, religious information an ...optimization, artificial intelligence and advanced design, documentation, manufacturing and information management being used in the one laptop per child project?
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  • ...during BTest. A component's design may be new, and have its own design or manufacturing problems to be resolved (e.g. the writing pad problem we note below). Error ...r than for serious use. In the time since we gave the system to Quanta for manufacturing until you receive a system, a number of key bugs have been fixed, and other
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  • ...constantly measuring, analysing and making course corrections based on the data. We will continue to do so. ...an offer the kids after-school paid assignments like light programming and data entry tasks for like 1-2 hrs a day, it will also solve the problem of the k
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  • ...Ethiopia that is extremely poor, has tremendous needs for managing patient data in clinics and so-called "health posts", but which does not have the funds ...pc's uptake relative to macos and linux. If there is interest in gathering data I'm willing to record it, to the extent it doesn't interfere with student l
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  • # Check manufacturing data in '''BIOS''' flash
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  • If you just do the load step, you can inspect the image data. ...ng environment, for example. Firmware versions after 2013-02-13 support a manufacturing tag NN which changes the default SSID.
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  • === Compensation levels:: Estimates:: Total hourly compensation for manufacturing workers, US$ === === Unit labor costs in the manufacturing sector:: Percentage change ===
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  • ...of the firmware. If you do then <u>you will erase</u> your manufacturing data.''' ...will ERASE what is in your nand and re-write it.''' So you will lose any data you have stored on the filesystem unless you back it up. If you do not wan
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  • ...der: 1px #666 solid; padding: inherit;">[[XO Korea/los/college/Data Format|Data Format]]</td> ...solid; padding: inherit;">[[XO Korea/los/college/Manufacturing Engineering|Manufacturing Engineering]]</td>
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  • ** Cmd data is the EEPROM address of the byte requested ** Result is 1 byte of EEPROM data
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  • ...of the firmware. If you do then <u>you will erase</u> your manufacturing data.''' ...will ERASE what is in your nand and re-write it.''' So you will lose any data you have stored on the filesystem unless you back it up. If you do not wan
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  • * [[/Manufacturing_Data|Manufacturing data]] - the manufacturing data of the laptop is printed out,
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  • # [[Tests/Manufacturing Data]]
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  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 3,804,029 || || US$836,886,380 || || US$190,201,450 || || US$1, | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 186,015 || || US$40,923,300 || || US$9,300,750
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  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 613,274 || || US$134,920,280 || || US$30,663,700 || || US$165,5 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 41,297 || || US$9,085,340 || || US$2,064,850 ||
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  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 266,443 || || US$58,617,460 || || US$13,322,150 || || US$71,939 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 13,001 || || US$2,860,220 || || US$650,050 || |
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  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 121,897 || || US$26,817,340 || || US$6,094,850 || || US$32,912, | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 3,978 || || US$875,160 || || US$198,900 || || U
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  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 176,879 || || US$38,913,380 || || US$8,843,950 || || US$47,757, | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 4,784 || || US$1,052,480 || || US$239,200 || ||
    46 KB (4,069 words) - 02:16, 17 May 2007
  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 210,952 || || US$46,409,440 || || US$10,547,600 || || US$56,957 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 7,706 || || US$1,695,320 || || US$385,300 || ||
    46 KB (4,069 words) - 02:06, 17 May 2007
  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 67,794 || || US$14,914,680 || || US$3,389,700 || || US$18,304,3 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 4,045 || || US$889,900 || || US$202,250 || || U
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  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 42,233 || || US$9,291,260 || || US$2,111,650 || || US$11,402,91 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 2,513 || || US$552,860 || || US$125,650 || || U
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  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 84,875 || || US$18,672,500 || || US$4,243,750 || || US$22,916,2 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 2,982 || || US$656,040 || || US$149,100 || || U
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  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 248,422 || || US$54,652,840 || || US$12,421,100 || || US$67,073 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 4,231 || || US$930,820 || || US$211,550 || || U
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  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 8,651 || || US$1,903,220 || || US$432,550 || || US$2,335,770 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 924 || || US$203,280 || || US$46,200 || || US$2
    44 KB (4,069 words) - 02:33, 17 May 2007
  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 331,749 || || US$72,984,780 || || US$16,587,450 || || US$89,572 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 7,414 || || US$1,631,080 || || US$370,700 || ||
    46 KB (4,062 words) - 02:30, 17 May 2007
  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 265,973 || || US$58,514,060 || || US$13,298,650 || || US$71,812 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 20,596 || || US$4,531,120 || || US$1,029,800 ||
    46 KB (4,068 words) - 01:59, 17 May 2007
  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 88,381 || || US$19,443,820 || || US$4,419,050 || || US$23,862,8 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 3,502 || || US$770,440 || || US$175,100 || || U
    45 KB (4,069 words) - 02:26, 17 May 2007
  • | D. MANUFACTURING || || || || 266,443 || || US$58,617,460 || || US$13,322,150 || || US$71,939 | || Manufacture of Furniture; Manufacturing of Articles n.e.c. || || || 13,001 || || US$2,860,220 || || US$650,050 || |
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