List of computer system manufacturers
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The following is an incomplete list of worldwide computer system manufacturers.
- Aberdeen [1] – Systems and servers.
- ABS Computer Technologies – Owned by Newegg a popular online parts store.
- Acer (company) [2] - Desktop, notebook systems & parts.
- Alienware [3] - High end Gaming PCs now wholly owned by Dell Inc.
- Apple Inc. [4] - Desktop, notebook, mobile devices.
- Area51 Computers [5] - Build to order high end servers and gaming systems.
- ASUS [6] - Largely known for main-boards and parts, also builds notebooks.
- Averatec [7]
- Clevo [8]
- Compaq [9] - Presently a brand name of Hewlett-Packard.
- Commodore Gaming [10] - High end Gaming PCs
- CyberPower PCs [11] - low-cost high-end gaming PCs.
- Dell [12] - mostly tailors to the business market.
- EBS [13]
- Egenera [14]
- eMachines [15] - acquired by Gateway.
- Fabric7 [16]
- Falcon Northwest [17] - Custom builds high end gaming systems.
- Fujitsu [18] - Largely known for media devices but also builds notebooks.
- GamePC [19] - Highly customizable gaming and business computers.
- Gateway, Inc. [20] - Largely known for the cow colored boxes.
- Groupe Bull [21]
- Hewlett-Packard [22]
- Hitachi, Ltd. [23]
- Huawei [24]
- IBM [25]
- iBUYPOWER [26]
- Iron Systems [27]
- Lenovo [28]
- MAINGEAR [29] - Exotic gaming PCs.
- MPC (formerly MicronPC) [30] - manufactures notebooks for consumers and businesses.
- MicronPC [31]
- Microtel Computer Systems [32]
- MPC Computers [33]
- NEC [34]]
- Packard Bell [35]
- Panasonic [36]
- Polywell Computers [37]
- Rugged Notebooks [38] - Notebooks for use in extreme environments and by the military.
- Sager [39]
- Samsung [40]
- Servers Direct [41] - Specializes in build to order servers
- SGI [[42]]
- Sharp [43]
- Shuttle Inc. [44]
- Sony VAIO [45]
- system76 [46]
- Spectec [47]
- Sun Microsystems [48]
- SuperMicro [49]
- Toshiba [50]
- Tyan [51]]
- Unisys [[52]
- Velocity Micro [53]
- Vigor Gaming [54]
- VoodooPC [55] - acquired by Hewlett-Packard
- vpr Matrix [56] - Best Buy's line of private label computer systems
- WidowPC [57]
- WinBook [58]
