Create your PC was conceived to bring you high quality PC’s from Shuttle and Asus, with the ability to totally customize them into your exact specification. Many ‘off the shelf’ PC packages leave you paying for components and accessories that you did not want or, finding your PC lacking in vital areas where costs had been cut. At Create your PC you only pay for the exact specification that you need.
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We have been associated with Landmarq Technologies Ltd for several years, who utilise the small footprint Shuttle and Asus PC's used as a benchmark for their systems with their worldwide reputation in providing quality, innovation and above all rock solid reliability in their products.
We have used both the Pundit and the Cube for various installations including multiple Formula 1 racing car simulators, running both Windows and Linux. We have had Asus Pundit's running linux that have run for well over two years without rebooting.
Shuttle is distinguished for its unique XPC range of small foot print PC systems combining style with rock solid build quality and reliability. Shuttle PC’s are recognised in the education and corporate environments where multi user hardy workstations are demanded. The units are equally received in the home as media centre PC’s or game party systems where they make a stylish addition to any room.
Asus are recognised as one of the world’s largest producers of high quality PC components and have been winning prestigious industry awards for many years. Perhaps once not so well known, the much publicised EeePC range of mini notebooks has now brought their name to the forefront. If you are looking for a high quality system, Asus has to be on your shopping list.
Create your PC is operated by Landmarq Technologies Ltd, a company founded in 1989 with a reputation built on supplying high quality PC’s and components coupled with good old fashioned one to one customer service!
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On March 10th, 1777 John Aitkin, since known as Jack the Painter was hung on a gallows sixty four and a half feet high, being formed of the mizen-mast of the Arethusa at Portsmouth Dockyard. His body was afterwards hung in chains on Block-house Beach for all to see. John Aitkin was tried and found guilty of starting a fire at the Hemp House in Portsmouth Dockyard on the evening of December the 7th, 1776. Aitkin, by birth a Scotchman, conceived the horrid idea of destroying the whole maritime power of this country, unassisted, and apparently with little prospect of reward. Originally the fire was thought to be... 
H.G. Wells had an apprenticeship as a draper at Hyde's, the Southsea Drapery Emporium, in Southsea, between 1880 and 1883. 
HMS Warrior, the first iron-hulled, armour-plated warship, was built for the Royal Navy in response to the French ironclad warship La Gloirefirst, which was launched a year earlier. She was built in London, and was launched into the River Thames on December 29th, 1860. When she was completed in October 1861, Warrior was by far the largest, fastest, most heavily-armed and most heavily-armoured warship the world had ever seen. She was almost twice the size of La Gloire and thoroughly outclassed the French ship in speed, armour, and gunnery. The image to the... | The News - News Feed |
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