After the modules pass all the testing stages, they have their heatsinks attached (if the module has one), packed and shipped to Kingston customers.
Figure 26: Overall look of Kingston’s packing and shipping warehouse.
Figure 27: Kingston’s inventory.
Figure 28: Shipping department.
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