The story began in December when Huang was in China for his company, Chumby Industries, overseeing production of its hand-held digital device, the Chumby One. A call came from the floor of the factory, alerting him to a bad batch of Chumbys. Huang found that the devices had one thing in common -- Kingston-branded memory cards all from a single batch.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2010/02/fake-sd-memory-cards-kingston-bunnie-huang.html
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