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Originally Posted by W.M.DEEEZ
I think that once you are up and running, you may choose to sell them w/out the computers...unless your price on the comps. is that good.
My two cents about the design you show so far...the table is nice looking, but will never function as a table. No usable room
You could easily have a 30" tall matching door cab instead,(build it all as one) which might cut costs. Because the keypad pulls out, you could still sit at it, and not bang your knees on the cab. doors underneath. As well, you would have all that added storage space.
I know you have other designs in the works, and you may very well have this planned. My first thought when I viewed the one shown, was that "someone sat a huge cabinet on that nice table."
Nevertheless, it looks great...good luck
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Well, my customers are probably baby boomer ladies who just want a PC to Email their grandkids on. That's why I called my company Home (computing concepts). Ya wanna office than get one..lol. The level of the table is perfect for sitting at, height is the same as an PC cabinet/table. The table is built wider to make the design look better, more uniform...plus it needs to be a 2 piece hutch, the cabinet fits down in the table (turned upside down) for shipping...I would like to find thicker legs but that's down the road. Everyone who has seen it live thinks it's a perfect design for my market...
The computer is a newly designed box...it's vertical and slides into the unit from the rear...easy to work on and can be upgraded just like any PC can.
Thanks for the challenges...it will look better once I get a pro to photo it for my ad. I also am picking up Queen Anne chair today that will look great with it.
Thanks!....PS I just heard from Best Buy, a consultant said he'd do what he can to support the PC for aftermarket AND offered me discounts on quantities....
Things are falling into place now that I have it out there...finally!
Thanks