Mesh Computers
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| Type | Private |
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| Headquarters | Staples Corner London, United Kingdom |
| Key people | Tony Riccardi, Sales & Marketing Director |
| Industry | Computer hardware |
| 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 Max Sherafati. Despite primarily being a PC manufacturer, the company also sells an number of peripherals & components through their website.
During its first 20 years of doing 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 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]
[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]
