“LinuxBoxen.com is a manufacturer of Linux PC’s designed
specifically for the End User. Thomas Johnson, President of
LinuxBoxen.com says, “We
take the work out of obtaining a Linux system by preconfiguring
every hardware component and offering basic system administration
options before the computer even reaches the user. This process
results in a computer that is easier to use and more stable, which
in turn gives us more satisfied customers. CoolKeyboards has been
great to work with from day one, and we are proud to be offering
their products.”
“Keith Levey, CoolKeyboards Corporations CEO tells us, “It’s
always a great day for us when a new vendor contacts us and tells
us that they want to carry our products. We take our time with each
company that contacts us, and truly strive to develop a long
lasting business relationship based on customer service, trust,
great prices and products their customers really want.”
“LinuxBoxen.com is offering the Linux CoolKeyboard as the
default shipping keyboard on all of their systems, from their
Granite
Servers to their Armageddon
Gaming Systems.”
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