How about 7 Up Computer

Seven up computer is not bad, similar to Lenovo's,It's better, most of them can watch TV"Factory wearing" and**Very real,It's just that I don't know how it is after sale,The camera is about 100It's not bad,You can buy a higher pixel just fine。

Hello and thank you for using 7UP products!

Founded in 1997 and located in Yunpu Industrial Zone, Huangpu District, Guangzhou City, Qixi Holdings Co., Ltd. is a listed company listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (**abbreviation: Qixi Holdings, ****: 002027), specializing in research, manufacturing and sales of computer machines and their peripheral products and digital communication products, is one of the top 100 electronic enterprises of the Ministry of Information Industry, the advanced collective of the national information industry system, the national private scientific and technological innovation enterprises, the top 100 private enterprises in Guangdong Province, and the outstanding enterprises in Guangdong Province. Top 100 private enterprises in Guangzhou.

The registered capital of 7UP Holdings is 223.95 million yuan, the company's total assets are nearly 1.3 billion yuan, the company has nearly 3,000 employees, and the annual profit is hundreds of millions of yuan. As a well-known computer manufacturer in China, 7UP adheres to the service tenet of "all for customer satisfaction" and adheres to the service concept of "politeness, enthusiasm, thoughtfulness, meticulousness and patience" to provide users with efficient and professional services, so as to win the trust of users in the 7UP brand. 7UP has a complete after-sales service management system, with service outlets all over the country, with a coverage rate of nearly 100% in areas above the municipal level.

To enquire about 7UP products, please visit 7UP.COM, an online shopping option under 7UP Holdings**.

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I bought it for 4999 yuan,,I've used it for a year,I think it's not bad,,As long as you take good care of yourself,Wipe it every week,Deal with the dust,I think 7UP is still quite cheap,

7UP is all a lie. Damn 7-Up computer, don't buy it, pit people, I have a lot of friends, buy it and it will break, go to the warranty, the warranty person, speak badly to each other, hit the national customer service, the national customer service just doesn't talk to you, wait for you to talk, just ignore you, say anything to help you register, it doesn't help you, I just want to drag you over the warranty period, and then collect you, 7UP makes money by doing this.

It does not matter. 7-Up is a lemonade brand from Dr Pepper Seven Up, which has been producing bottled products since 1987. Outside of the United States, 7UP is a registered trademark of PepsiCo Inc.

Originally known as Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda, 7Up began production in St. Louis, Missouri in 1929. It originally contained lithium citrate, a sedative. In the early days, many beverages contained pharmaceutical ingredients.

This ingredient was removed from the recipe in 1950.

History. 7UP was created by Charles Gligor, the founder of the Howdy Corporation. Its previous product was called Howdy Orange Soda.

After more than 2 years of experimenting with different formulas. Charles hopes this new formula can make a difference to consumers. He started producing his products 2 weeks before the financial crisis of 1929.

Charles never explained why the product was called 7up. The most common saying is that 7 and u indicate that 7-Up contains 7 spices and is percarbonated.

In the 1920s, the economy in the United States was very sluggish, and nearly 600 varieties of soda disappeared from the market. 7UP survived the competition and took the lead. Because of the success of 7-Up, Charles renamed the company 7-Up Company.

In the days that followed, 7-Up's competitor was Coca-Cola's Sprite. Sprite has only gradually surpassed 7-Up since the 80s. PepsiCo produced its own lemonade brand, Mountain Dew in the 90s.

Because of the small market share of 7UP, the sales volume is getting smaller and smaller, and at the same time, PepsiCo also feels more and more pressure on its rival Sprite, so Pepsi gave up the Mountain Dew brand and bought the overseas sales rights of 7UP, saving 7UP and saving its own market share.

Chinese name. The Chinese translation of 7up was first translated by a Hong Kong company. 7up is literally translated as 七起 , but the literal meaning is not good, so its Cantonese homophone bending slow seven joy was taken as the official Chinese name. Later, Chinese mainland and Taiwan also directly adopted the name of Seven Joys.

Guangzhou 7UP Co., Ltd. computer ****szse|002027, abbreviated as 7-Up Computer (English brand: HEDY, abbreviated from Happy Every Day) is a computer (computer) product manufacturer in China.

Founded on August 26, 1997. Located in Yunpu Industrial Zone, Huangpu District, Guangzhou City, formerly known as Guangzhou Qixi Computer****. In 1999, the "HEDY" brand was launched, and the overall name was changed in March.

Main products: There are home computers, commercial computers, Sony products, Samsung hard drives, big water stupid and naughty products, digital series products, 7-up ink cartridge series, etc.

Haven't heard of it? Domestic manufacturers, often appearing in newspapers and magazines, are still relatively familiar.

7 hi is OK, 99 the first computer I bought is 7 joy Celeron 433 810 motherboard 64 memory 15 monitor Sony light area, at that time I was still a rookie, the computer is expensive, 5999 yuan.

I don't know what it's like now, I've bought a big buffalo chassis and monitor before, it's not bad, it's stronger than Shenzhou, and buying a brand of computer is mainly better than after-sales, **Secondly.

There are 3 aspects to consider when buying a computer: the first and best configuration of a computer, whether the computer is original, and whether there is after-sales service. So you compare 2 brands and consider these 3 aspects to find the right brand for you.

In the case of the same computer **, the configuration of 7-up is better than that of Lenovo.

As long as the computer quality is **, there is no problem with 3 years (whether Lenovo or 7-Up), as long as the configuration and use of the purchased computer are confirmed; If it is to be used for 5 years or more, the stability of Lenovo PC is generally higher than that of 7-Up.

In terms of after-sales, Lenovo is better than 7UP.

Combining the above 3 aspects: it is better for general companies to buy Lenovo, and private 7-Up is better; The company generally buys Lenovo in bulk, because Lenovo computers are more stable and after-sales are more stable; It is more cost-effective to buy a 7-Up privately, and private individuals rarely use a computer for more than five years, and generally only buy one or two.