It-yourself service run by Fujitsu PC starts, making you go homebrew without electric shock
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Most popular PC companies are often seen as opposed to the
concept of custom-built computer, but to abandon us tick a box for some time
before we ordered, they would rather we did not play around with the internals.
Fujitsu is breaking the mold and took some of the DIY culture with the upcoming
Service Hands-on Custom PC Assembly. Japanese people can take classes that
teach you how to install their picks (from a limited range) processor, hard
drive and RAM. While the program does not start completely from scratch - the
motherboard is already installed - required candidates assemblers through a lot
of experience building their own PC from bottom to top.
Builders can specify how many components, if they are not
very brave, smart and try to practice as anti-static bracelet bearing. Even
though there will not be as much unintentional vibration power as the real
deal, the course must accompany the owner to feel comfortable and quiet PC
activity on the computer - not to mention saving a few Fujitsu technical
support calls. Variable-price of the course began in Japan on August 9 for
desktop Esprimo and LifeBook several portable. We can only hope that the U.S.
PC vendor takes some inner way and encourage everyone technicians.
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