New Hungarian product on the computer market!

HOC: As far as I know, you also had help with the work.

PETER: Yes, my colleague Adam and I are planning and doing things together.

HOC: What made you think you could do better than these experienced, high-capital, serious development teams?

ADAM: Here is not necessarily the big capital and big team is the deciding factor! Moreover, in many cases, a large, huge company is slow, slow to decide. We read the forums on a daily basis, see what the problems are, what is in demand, and we can respond to that sooner than a large company.

PETER: With concrete ideas, a background of experience accumulated over many years and a wealth of spontaneous ideas, we have managed to put together a product in which we have eliminated most of the problems that arise.

HOC: Our readers are now probably sitting on needles to finally find out what products you have started developing.

PETER: Fans.

HOC: Are these fans the first pieces of a new product line, or should it still remain the secret of the future?

ADAM: There is still an area of ​​computing where we have ideas that could be created, but that is still the music of the future.

HOC: What areas do you think specifically about?

ADAM: For cooling.

HOC: Let's get back to the point, the fans! We already know that you designed these products, but we don't know what that design is all about. Is the engine, the bearings, maybe the blades your work, or are the airships based entirely on your own ideas?

ADAM: The basic idea was to make a virtually noise-free vent at an affordable price.

Here come the things that made us achieve our goal and that are not public, of course. 🙂

PETER: One small thing, for example, if we want to make a quiet vent by unwinding a turn from a mid-level, it won't be really good, because we need a different bearing, a different motor, a different balance for a mid-turn, a different low, and we haven't even talked about blades, air delivery yet. .

We have designed our fans to fit every single component for low speed operation.

ADAM: We start with two fan families. They run under the names “n.zero” and “n.zero classic”. n.zero came from noise zero. Classic will be the traditional, "black" fan, and n.zero will be an extra design. Here, the material and surface of the blades and the frame are different, and instead of the traditional fastening, the vents are provided with silicone "screws".

HOC: The next issue that arises is manufacturing. Where are the vents made?

PETER: Like almost everything in China.

HOC: We suspect that design was not an easy process, but what about organizing production?

PETER: It took years, personal acquaintances to find contacts with whom these things could be resolved. Regardless, it’s at least as time-consuming and meticulous a job as the design itself.