Three tweakers have last Saturday a buildfest held in which eighteen pcs for minimums are ready for use. Mveijden, either Maurice van Eijden, has the first two systems are already people with a low income provided.
That has Van Eijden in an update on his Tweakblog reported. In addition to the many components that over the last period has been offered, he could count on physical support of two medetweakers at the ready to create systems. The three have Saturday a small buildfest held in which a total of 22 systems reviewed, of which 18 now ready for use.
The other systems are rejected. Van Eijden must still check whether the complete cabinets, also in combination with the corresponding mice, keyboards, and monitors to function. In addition, it must ascertain whether the systems still have a valid license. Van Eijden further indicates the first two systems already at minimum levels to have been distributed.
The buildfest follow on a recent hardware collection. With those proceeds, he wants to complete pc build and they then donate to people with a low income. The project focuses mainly on people with children who are still in school. The candidates will be on need selected and the project is especially applicable to the region of Nederhorst den Berg.
Tweakers has in the past to create a similar action. In december 2013, a Buildfest will be held. In total, that action 277 complete systems will be delivered which have been donated to the foundation Dues. The action of Van Eijden is a private project where Tweakers are not involved.
