Suggestions to PCS

[Grinder]

Hi don't know where or how to suggest an idea to improve a build to PCS .
I've just bought a laptop and it's fantastic 😃
The only issue I have as it's for gaming are that all the stickers are on the left hand side under your keyboard hand and would make more sense to put them on the right hand side which is primarily used as a mouse hand.
Makes more sense IMO.
Thanks.

 

[AgentCooper]

Maybe PCS are primarily staffed by left handers and they’re sticking it to the establishment 🤜

 

[AccidentalDenz]

Maybe PCS are primarily staffed by left handers and they’re sticking it to the establishment 🤜

As a lefty, I approve of this.

 

[AgentCooper]

Likewise, our time has come to rise up and overthrow the system 😜

 

[SpyderTracks]

Does make sense, good suggestion!

Personally I always remove the stickers, like to have a naked chassis!

 

[AccidentalDenz]

Does make sense, good suggestion!

Personally I always remove the stickers, like to have a naked chassis!

Naked chassis?!

 

[ubuysa]

Hi don't know where or how to suggest an idea to improve a build to PCS .
I've just bought a laptop and it's fantastic 😃
The only issue I have as it's for gaming are that all the stickers are on the left hand side under your keyboard hand and would make more sense to put them on the right hand side which is primarily used as a mouse hand.
Makes more sense IMO.
Thanks.

I've passed this suggestion up to PCS via the super secret high bandwidth encrypted moderator back-channel. (Some people call it pigeon post, but they're wrong).

 

[Martinr36]

I've passed this suggestion up to PCS via the super secret high bandwidth encrypted moderator back-channel. (Some people call it pigeon post, but they're wrong).

2 tin cans and a piece of string 🤣

 

[moosEh]

Just FYI we don't affix the stickers on the laptops (except for the intel sticker).

The chassis come from the manufacturer with the stickers attached.

 

[ubuysa]

2 tin cans and a piece of string 🤣

Many decades ago when I worked for Post Office Telephones (later BT of course) I was seconded to a team in London. It turned out that the team developing wireless phones (remember those old bricks?) was in the same building. One Friday lunchtime at the local pub the wireless phone team deliberately sat at two tables, each with a wireless phone, and they were phoning drinks orders to each other. This of course was radically new back then.

Not to be outdone, next Friday we deliberately sat at two tables and unrolled two bean tins and some string and were passing drinks orders to each other that way. The wireless phone team just didn't get the joke. There's no sense of humour in some people....

 

[Martinr36]

Many decades ago when I worked for Post Office Telephones (later BT of course) I was seconded to a team in London. It turned out that the team developing wireless phones (remember those old bricks?) was in the same building. One Friday lunchtime at the local pub the wireless phone team deliberately sat at two tables, each with a wireless phone, and they were phoning drinks orders to each other. This of course was radically new back then.

Not to be outdone, next Friday we deliberately sat at two tables and unrolled two bean tins and some string and were passing drinks orders to each other that way. The wireless phone team just didn't get the joke. There's no sense of humour in some people....

Brilliant......

 

[Grinder]

Does make sense, good suggestion!

Personally I always remove the stickers, like to have a naked chassis!

Might have to do the same as one of them is starting to peel off already 😢

 

[Scott]

Most manufacturers attach the stickers to the left. I've always noticed that and wondered why. I tend to remove them anyway. As much as I don't mind them there, I hate when they get grubby.

 

[Whirly123]

Many decades ago when I worked for Post Office Telephones (later BT of course) I was seconded to a team in London. It turned out that the team developing wireless phones (remember those old bricks?) was in the same building. One Friday lunchtime at the local pub the wireless phone team deliberately sat at two tables, each with a wireless phone, and they were phoning drinks orders to each other. This of course was radically new back then.

Not to be outdone, next Friday we deliberately sat at two tables and unrolled two bean tins and some string and were passing drinks orders to each other that way. The wireless phone team just didn't get the joke. There's no sense of humour in some people....

I am stuck trying to decide between two chassis so I keep randomly browsing new posts (procrastinating), wondering why I am doing this. Posts like this make it worthwhile