Aftershock PC
Singapore-based Computer Hardware Company
Aftershock PC is a gaming computer manufacturer specialising in gaming computers and systems. It is dual headquartered in Singapore and Melbourne, Australia.
History
Aftershock PC was founded in 2012 by Marcus Wee, with his twin brother Joe Wee joining in 2013. Initially specialising in gaming laptops and notebooks, it expanded its products to include gaming desktop computers in November 2014.
In February 2022, Aftershock PC announced Aftershock Endgame, a new headquarters in Singapore with an experiential centre, a service centre, and a production bay. The headquarters officially opened to the public on 19 February 2022 at B Central, Singapore. The same month, the company launched a custom keyboard e-store and physical experience center in partnership with Singapore keyboard company Tempest.
Expansion into Malaysia
Aftershock PC first entered the Malaysian market in December 2014, and later re-entered in February 2018 under a new brand called Level51 PC, with support from Taiwanese laptop manufacturer Clevo.
The company introduced its products to the Malaysian market and opened its first showroom in Sunway City. It later partnered with Secretlab, a long-time collaborator, to offer an in-store experience for its gaming chairs at Level51's showroom.
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