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Media Release
October 2, 2007
Enlighten
and Revolution redefine the personal desktop
computer
October 2, 2007,
Thornhill, Ontario Suissa Computers
returned to Canada's largest design show
with two new computer designs. Enlighten and
Revolution reflect the emerging trend of the
physical separation between our hardware and
data - such as storing e-mail on off-site
servers, connecting wirelessly, or the
proliferation of external storage devices,
says industrial designer and president of
Suissa Computers, Howard Suissa.
The
design of Enlighten and Revolution reflects
the trend to separate our personal data from
the immediate vicinity of technology. While
Enlighten and Revolution visually separate
the processing from our input, they are
fully present, because the memories we store
on our computers, our photos, home videos,
music and other collections, belong with the
family, not in some Matrix-like concept.
With the DVD drive above, the power supply
grounded and hidden, and the components
floating inside a clear chamber, Revolution
is a 360 degree view of technology where all
the components are connected visually.
Enlighten goes a step further, separating
those items with which we interface, such as
the DVD drive and power button, from those
with which we do not interface, such as the
motherboard, memory, video card and power
supply.
Enlighten
offers a visually dynamic form which
explores the modularity of technology,
reflects the movement through time that our
memories occupy and provides a tangible home
for them, says Suissa. All the pieces of a
computer do not need to be in one block
together. The form of Enlighten relates to
our changing uses and understanding of the
proceeds of our personal technology.
Suissa Computers provides complete, high
performance luxury desktop computer systems
for work, gaming and entertainment. Clients
choose from one of two reference technology
packages: AMD or Intel, which are then
tailored for specific needs. The components
offered in the packages
change regularly to stay on the cutting edge
of technology. All models are designed with
the client's choice of air or liquid cooling
systems and with special attention given to
air flow. Clients can customize their Suissa
Computer including design, carvings,
inlays, detail materials and wood choice.
Enlighten was unveiled September 27 at IIDEX
/ NeoCon, Canada's largest design trade
show. Revolution, added to the collection in
early 2007, was also on display for the
first time.
Suissa Computers provides an emotional
connection to digital living. Visit
www.suissacomputers.com
for more information.
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For more
information:
Jennifer Moncion
Suissa Computers
780-603-2701
jennifer@suissacomputers.com
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