Mesh Computers

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MESH Computers
Type Private
Industry Computer hardware
Headquarters Staples Corner, London, United Kingdom
Key people Mehdi Sherafati, founder
Products Desktops
Media centres
Laptops
Revenue $33,000,000 USD (2008)
Employees 147
Website MeshComputers.com

MESH Computers is a computer company based in London, England, owned by Mehdi Sherafati. As well as being a PC manufacturer, the company also sells a number of peripherals and components through their website.

During its first 20 years of business, MESH Computers could only be purchased direct from the manufacturer; however, after 2006, MESH began to expand its operations, selling through major retailers like Comet.[1]

MESH Computers has recently[when?] opened up a number of new routes to market, including resellers in the UK like eBuyer.[2] Most recently, MESH has started to expand its product offerings, including products like the MESH Cute, which offers HD hub features in a variety of colours for the living room.[3]

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[edit] In the media

The BBC created a series of programmes to teach school children about the best use of computer technology and advanced production techniques in a modern factory setting and MESH was filmed as one of the examples, alongside Rolls Royce and Coca Cola.[4]

MESH is the last of the major UK PC manufacturers that still create custom-built PCs for end users. At its peak, the mainstream market was full of local brands like Evesham, Tiny/Time, Elonex, Opus, Cube, MJN and Dan - none of which exist in that form any more[5][6]. From those days, Viglen and RM are still around - but specialise in education systems.

In the summer of 2010, MESH Computers was voted PC Manufacturer of the Year by both Computer Shopper magazine and the Expert Reviews web site. You can read MESH reviews on sites like Doo Yoo

[edit] Administration

On 1 June, 2011 it was announced that MESH Computers had gone into administration and that key assets had been bought by components firm PC Peripherals.[7].

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