Project Mariana's Value Proposition

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Greetings, my Potential Prospectors!

     I've been working for a bit on a value proposition for our product, for those who wish to see what exactly we intend for this product. It outlines a rough concept, the plausibility of success of this product, and what sets our product apart from the other attempts at modular computers. I've not much else to say on this, but it is available for download at the end of this post. Be sure to offer feedback in the comments below!


With Great Power comes Great Responsibility,
               -Dylan from CGBR Technologies
Hello! My name is Dylan, and I am 1/4 of the CGBR Technologies team. I'm studying Computing, with the intention to become a software/firmware programmer. It would be ideal to work as a programmer for Google, at least in the beginning of my career. More than anything else, though, I'd like to see Project Mariana come to fruition. You can read more on CGBR Technologies' blog.

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 25, 2019 at 2:07 PM

    As a potential investor how can you insure that the product and prototypes will be made at a high standard as there is no sign of any previous experience or engineering/ computer qualifications ,that for a project like this, would have to be to a university standard.

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    1. Oliver from CGBR TechnologiesJanuary 27, 2019 at 1:03 PM

      Hello,
      Thank you for your interest in Project Mariana and sorry for the late reply. At CGBR Technologies we ensure to always use high quality parts in the designs of Project Mariana because we know that making sure the user has a good experience with the end product is better than saving some money here and there. We also know that if we use high quality parts we can ensure a longer lifespan of the product. In response to your questions about the previous experience of the members of CGBR Technologies, we all have previous experience in one form or another if that be working in computer shops, dealing with companies computer system, setting up and maintaining network infrastructure or coding Operating Systems. CGBR Technologies is roughly divided into 2 sections; hardware and design and software and design, however we do all communicate ideas about hardware and software between the 2 divisions. All of us are at college studying level 3 Advanced Technical Diplomas in Digital Technologies and we all have an extensive background knowledge in our particular field so we know we can make this project a success in a way no other company has done before. Thank you again for your comment and we would love to hear back from you!
      -Oliver from CGBR Technologies

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    2. Dylan from CGBR TechnologiesJanuary 28, 2019 at 2:35 AM

      In addition to what my colleague Oliver has stated, we may not have the professional experience that many of the 'million-dollar' companies have or are able to hire, companies like Yahoo, Google, Reddit, Facebook, and Microsoft were all started by individuals around our age and at our level of knowledge. We don't yet have the experience, yet we set ourselves apart by actively seeking the knowledge required whilst inside and outside the classroom. Accordingly, we are researching university/industry standards for prototypes and products, as well as for the processes we plan on using, to ensure the highest quality product we can offer to you. If you have any more questions on the matter, feel free to let us know. I hope that answered your queries.
      -Dylan

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