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Thermaltake
IndustryComputer hardware
Founded1999
HeadquartersShenkeng, Taipei County Taiwan
ProductsComputer Case

Cooler

Power supply
Number of employees
500 (June 2010)
Websitewww.thermaltake.com

Thermaltake is a manufacturer of PC cases, power supplies and cooling solutions. Its main headquarters is located in Taipei and Thermaltake has multiple manufacturing facilities on mainland China, including a major plant at Dongguan which is also ISO-9001 certified.

Most of Thermaltake's production goes into the global technology channels, to be bought by customers with enough expertise to build their own PC systems. Thermaltake has clearly defined targets for its brand, laid out on its web site[1]

Brands

  • Thermaltake
  • LUXA2 - a division of Thermaltake, created in 2009, with characteristics of simplicity, luxury, and unique lifestyle.
  • Tt eSPORTS - a new brand for gaming mice, keyboards, and headsets.

Brief History [2]

Thermaltake was founded in Taiwan in 1999. Its American headquarters was established at the same time with offices in Southern California. In 2000, Thermaltake manufactured the world's first turbine cooler 'Golden Orb' for Intel Pentium processors. The company expanded rapidly by establishing business relationships with more than 30 agents in Europe, and eventually built a production plant in Guangdon, China. By 2002, Thermaltake's headquarters in Taipei had successfully obtained ISO-9001. Thermaltake was keen to develop new products, and after years of research, it launched the world’s first liquid-cooler for CPUs in 2004. Thermaltake completed its overseas branch investment and group restructuring in June 2006, making itself more competitive in the rapid growing international IT market. Thermaltake was floated on the Taiwan Stock Exchange via an IPO the following year. Thermaltake's most famous product is the Level 10 chassis for which Thermaltake commissioned BMW Designworks to create a computer case unlike anything ever seen before.[3]

In 2009, Thermaltake launched a new consumer/lifestyle brand called LUXA2. The designs are much simpler and have a more luxurious look and feel than anything Thermaltake has created for the enthusiast market in the past. The full range includes HTPC products (Home Theatre Personal Computers) and Apple accessories among others.

Thermaltake has sponsored professional gamers for many years and, in 2010, it used that experience to launch a new brand called Tt eSports which targets the needs of hardcore enthusiasts. The product line-up includes keyboards, mice and headsets with more products planned.

Products

See also

References

  1. ^ http://www.thermaltake.com/brand.aspx Retrieved 2010-06-24
  2. ^ http://www.thermaltake.com/milestones.aspx Retrieved 2010-06-24
  3. ^ http://www.thermaltake.com/product_info.aspx?PARENT_CID=C_00001541&id=C_00001542&name=Level+10&ov=n&ovid= Retrieved 2010-06-24
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