Defective US Poll Machines Made From Manila, Phil.

[HardCharger]

Proudly Philippine Made!

Maybe they were supposed to be used for the local elections and they mixed them up with the ones bound for the US.

OR....

They were ALL made like that!

[Galactus]

Black eye na naman tayo. Ma-rereinforce tuloy yung image natin as the cheating capital of the world, kahit hindi naman totoo.

[Horsepower]

Whoever was the procurement manager for those machines is stupid.

If he needs machines like this, he should've gotten from Germany instead not from the Phils.

[uls]

may kasama na ang China... hehe

[theveed]

Teka, diba software dapat ang sinisisi, not hardware since touch screen to hehe

[boybi]

Teka, diba software dapat ang sinisisi, not hardware since touch screen to hehe

Can actually be hardware problem. Baka kulang or sobra sa flex yung touch screen, ang napipindot yung kalaban na candidate

[Innova_Boy]

touchscreen na pala ang botohan sa US.... tayo dito ballpen pa din...


WBR,

[shadow]

at least hinde arroyo or zubiri lumabas doon sa result sa america....

[laklak]

hmm... i also tend to think that this is more of a software glitch than anything less.

Unless, it is proven through adequate testing, that there is an engineering flaw in the design, thats the only time I would beleive. THe thing is, the design for this machine most probably came from the US or some other country like Taiwan., it is rare for a company in the Philippines to have R&D. Most manufacturing companies here source their R&D labs in other more industrialized countries. It may be true that design flaws may have been discovered by the QA engineers here, but the design team (from abroad) may have thought otherwise.

I dont think Filipino engineers would produce substandard products, unless the original design is flawed in the first place