The Archbishop by Datamancer
Going Like Sixty — November 5, 2008 — Pop Culture
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Datamancer is a premium steampunk builder and artist. Richard Nagy, aka Datamancer, has had his work appear in Newsweek, the NY Times, Wall Street Journal and many other well read journals.
Datamancer’s Archbishop is a four-piece desktop outfit with scanner, gaming PC, stylus and mouse. The Datamancer steampunked computer is housed in a wonderful handmade gothic arch cabinet with stained glass doors. The polished brass keyboard has a wooden faceplate, cloth covered cord and quatrefoil design. The hand-fabricated keyboard is mdae from an authentic typewriter.
Datamancer’s Archbishop is a four-piece desktop outfit with scanner, gaming PC, stylus and mouse. The Datamancer steampunked computer is housed in a wonderful handmade gothic arch cabinet with stained glass doors. The polished brass keyboard has a wooden faceplate, cloth covered cord and quatrefoil design. The hand-fabricated keyboard is mdae from an authentic typewriter.
Trend Themes
1. Steampunked Computers - There is a rising trend for steampunked computers which can be capitalized by computer hardware companies and builders.
2. Premium Custom Pcs - Premium custom PCs are becoming popular, opportunities for artists and builders to create unique products.
3. Retro-futuristic Design - Retro-futuristic designs, like steampunked desktops, are gaining popularity and offer opportunities for artists and builders to capitalize on this trend.
Industry Implications
1. Computer Hardware - The computer hardware industry can capitalize on the rising trend for customized steampunked computers.
2. Art - Artists and designers can create unique and premium steampunked desktops for customers.
3. Gaming - Gamers who seek unique equipment can provide growth opportunities for computer builders through offering customized gaming devices.
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