Image reveals the inner-workings of the Fort Worth, TX factory— home of the Moto X

September 10, 2013

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Ahh, good ol' products made in the USA. (Not to be confused with Usa, located in Ōita Prefecture, Japan.) Here we have a picture of what the inside of the Forth Worth, TX factory looks like, which pumps out thousands of Moto X's each and every day. The 455,000 square-foot facility formerly manufactured Nokia products, but now sees the Moto X from its birth to the point when it gets shipped out.

Source: Engadget

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