Mouse Computer Akihabara Direct Shop - Chiyoda City

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I went there for the first time, but the location is small-however, the number of clerk is large and it feels kind to amateurs. It's different from the clerk you see under the small shops! I bought a gaming computer desktop on the same day!

Exit the Akihabara Electric Town Exit ticket gate on the left (south), go ahead while looking at Atre on your right, cross the pedestrian crossing on Chuo-dori, and continue west on the JR Sobu Line viaduct on your right. You can see a store with a familiar logo that is based on black and black. In the store, on the 1st floor, in addition to the entrance and accounting, models with tens of thousands to 200,000 yen are mainly notebook PCs, and on the 2nd floor, slightly oriented models such as desktop (back of monitor, tower type) and gaming PC are lined up Feeling. PCs are relatively large purchases, and the buyer has a certain amount of knowledge and insight that allows them to make purchases while incorporating their intended use and usage assumptions after actually purchasing them. Often more needed than other home appliances. However, it is often difficult for the clerk to convey the specifications of the product that the customer wants, such as lack of such preliminary knowledge and lack of preparation for purchasing. In the case of a mouse computer, the clerk's response is fairly dry and mechanical (the number of resident clerks is only one manager / manager class, about two staff clerks, and if there are three or more shoppers, there is a margin. (It is difficult to respond to each customer who has it.) Therefore, the customer side also has a arrogant attitude such as "I am a customer! Let's deal with it properly!" And "I can not understand it ... I can not judge ..." It is better not to reply as much as possible. (In the case of PC sales where customer service is heavy, it is impossible for the store side to mandate too much because of the manpower of the store side, Many people are confident in their insights, knowledge, and views and do not want to deviate from rational and efficient exchanges, especially those who are emotional or have no point in dealing with salt.) As for the lineup of mice, brands that mainly deal with low-cost models for individuals such as ASUS and Acer, and models that hit the so-called “delicious place” in terms of performance and price balance compared to Japanese manufacturers such as Fujitsu There are many. Therefore, if you think about "spec base", it is almost certain that it is "buy" in terms of cost performance, but coming to this store means that about half of the customers have "custom made" in mind However, I think that other "custom PC shops" such as "Dospara" should be taken into consideration. … Then, if there is, go to Dospara etc., and comprehensively deal with products and staff, etc., which one to choose? I think that it is better to ponder. Although the talk became longer, I think it would be safer to have the following background information ... ・ Specification ratio by CPU maker (Intel / AMD) different generation (If there is not much heavy load use such as graphic design, video production, gaming, etc., if you choose the latest ~ 2 generations before Intel Corei 5 ... I think.) ・ Main applications by CPU specifications (for example, for Intel Corei3 for office work, for i7 or higher, for creators, etc., there are user groups assumed for manufacturers and shops, etc.) -Even with CPUs of the same manufacturer, generation, and model number, the performance varies significantly for notebooks and desktops. (For example, even the Intel Corei7 8750 has different performance for notebooks and desktops.) ・ Many concurrent processes in my work. (How many apps open, open many files, etc.) but how much memory do you take? Is an element in thinking about ) ・ Screen size and image quality, display performance. (For example, in the case of a game in which the images are switched rapidly due to fancy actions and effects, if the refresh rate, sharpness, and expressiveness of the LCD screen are not excellent, the original charm of the game will be lost.) ・ Extensibility of external devices and main body functions including the number of USB ports, the number of other connection terminals, and external devices. (Depending on your usage environment and habits, it will be related to the handling of the mouse, power cord, LAN cable, etc., ease of use, etc.) -Whether there is an embedded disk drive by default, and its specifications. (For example, if you work a lot or go out on the road, you may be insured because you may have difficulty using external devices, such as a small desk at a cafe or a seat on a bullet train.)

PC made in Japan is amazing

I think the clerk is a little off the beaten track, but I have never felt uncomfortable. I always buy a gaming PC with a mouse, but it is very helpful because it gives me a polite explanation of the product and tells me the best PC and peripherals such as a monitor after listening to my wishes. Both the monitor and the PC itself are domestically manufactured and assembled in Japan, and the support is substantial, so I will continue to take care of them.