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I would like to manufacture laptops and desktops in the future. How do I start?

2006-12-11 04:25:40 · 2 answers · asked by jlryan87 2 in Computers & Internet Hardware Laptops & Notebooks

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The best way is to start researching parts suppliers. After all you cannot build pc's without parts. Look into companies that are willing to start relationships with you as a new business and see what you can do about getting bulk discounts. This will keep the cost low, not only for you but for your consumers.
Once you think you might have found some suppliers, you need to start advertising. Start local. Post signs and hand out information at local universities and their bookstores: places where people who need low-cost systems congregate.
Finally, start small, and simple. I would not jump into gaming or specialty systems untill you have some steady business flow. These systems are more expensive and more things can go wrong with them. You will not have much of a tech support or warantee system right away, so stick with simple basic systems.
Also, i would keep customibility to a minimum. Offer relatively static models. Be willing to upgrade RAM, offer bigger HD's or extra video cards, but keep the core system teh same. This means you will buy more of individual units, meaning your costs from those bulk suppliers will be lower....
increasing profits.

2006-12-11 04:32:53 · answer #1 · answered by modred189 3 · 0 0

1) you need information on hardware and software development.

2) you need to learn exactly what components do what and why

3) Compile a list of dependable manufacturers of parts and use those parts. Might cost more, but you will have happier customers

4) Once you have information, you need a facility in which to build these computers. I would suggest starting from home and working your way out that way. Using that method you can get some on the job training and keep your overhead low.

5) Get your name out there. Advertise any way that you can afford. If you fail at this, you will fail in your endeavor.

You should be able to handle it from there. Just make sure tha you get the right equipment to reduce your risk of destroying your product. Demagnetized tools, anti-static pads and bracelets, etc. After some experience, you may no longer need some of these, but still get them so you don't destroy your investment.

2006-12-11 12:36:29 · answer #2 · answered by The Shadow 4 · 0 0

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