Local branded-PC vendor Mecer has announced a new range of desktop PCs aimed at specific market segments. <\/p>\n
Until recently Mustek, Mecer's parent company, sold a range of custom-built desktop PCs under the Mecer Xtreme brand name. The company has, however, decided that the Xtreme brand has become too generic and didn't address specific market sectors. <\/p>\n
The new range is designed for the home, home-office, professional and gaming markets. <\/p>\n
The home market range, called the Prelude, includes a range of sub-brands catering for home users from education needs to family gaming and multimedia. <\/p>\n
The Symphony range is aimed at the Home Office PC market while the Proficient range is designed for the corporate and professional market. <\/p>\n
The Graphite and Graphite Cosmos range are designed for the gaming community with the Cosmos being labelled a "state of the art" gaming PC. <\/p>\n
The company says that "the various Mecer desktop ranges are now clearly distinguishable from each other, and identifiable by a different case for each range. While each range comprises a number of pre-configured models, flexibility will still be available in terms of hardware and software configurations to satisfy extraordinary end-user specifications".<\/p>\n
Mecer is also rebranding its server range as the Omega range and its laptops as Xpression. <\/p>\n