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crwdns2933797:0Miroslav Djuriccrwdnd2933797:0Maw 3, 2012crwdne2933797:0

	[* black] Next we pull out the ethernet and optical out ports board.
-	[* red] Obviously, not every component could be sourced in the USA; the "Thailand" marking is direct evidence of components from overseas.
-	[* black] With the Q project, Google designed and manufactured most of the frame and casing pieces locally to allow for quick design changes. The internal electronic components (not in need of quick design changes) were outsourced as ~~per~~ the norm.
+	[* red] Obviously, not every component could be sourced in the USA -- nor did Google claim anything of the sort. The "Thailand" marking is direct evidence of components from overseas.
+	[* black] With the Q project, Google designed and manufactured most of the frame and casing pieces locally to allow for quick design changes. The internal electronic components (not in need of quick design changes) were outsourced, as is the norm.
	[* black] Notable markings on the ethernet and optical ports board:
-	[* black] The ethernet port is labeled as a PulseJack J0011D0NL (manufactured in China.)
-	[* black] The optical out port is labeled as a Toshiba TX147APL (manufactured in Japan.)
+	[* black] The ethernet port is labeled as a PulseJack J0011D0NL (manufactured in China).
+	[* black] The optical out port is labeled as a Toshiba TX147APL (manufactured in Japan).