The next step is to test the modules. All modules are tested using two procedures. First using a machine that does a quick preliminary test, and then a functional test in a real-world environment, i.e., on a PC running memory test software.

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Figure 9: First testing step (quick test).

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Figure 10: Overall vision of Kingston’s factory testing area.

After the modules are tested they are packed and have their packages labeled. The package labeling is done by a machine, which prints the label depending on the product being packed. After this process the modules, now packed, are put in boxes with 25 modules each. After that an employee checks if there are 25 modules on the box and if the label present on the module package is correct.

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Figure 11: Labeling machine.

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