Have you ever wondered how iPhone’s lithium polymer batteries are made?
We’re visiting a giant factory in China that makes lipo iPhone batteries, aka lithium polymer batteries, and seeing how they are made from start to finish.
This is by FAR the coolest and biggest factory I’ve been to to date.
MacDailyNews Take: There’s a nice start-to-finish explanation of the myriad processes involved in the manufacture of the batteries in our iPhones!
[Thanks to Jonny Evans via Twitter for the heads up.]
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That doesn’t look like a sweatshop to me, nor does it look like a job which Americans wouldn’t want.
Yeah. Give a bunch of former coal miners those monotonous jobs.
How would a sweatshop where they make you work 16 hours per day look any different?
I’d be sweating with irritation if I was required to wear all that for every work day.