The home of Cube Computer Company on YouTube... Here, you'll find computer tech videos, plus reviews of computers, components, cameras, accessories and more!
Located in Huntersville, NC, Cube Computer Company was started during May 2006 in Hopewell High School room 529. Cube Computer Company was based off a small high school project computer, called the "Cube Computer I", later known as the Plexi. The term "Cube Computer" was a term coined by former Computer Engineering teacher Micheal Healey, based on the plexiglas computer's cube appearance.
Nick started his tech videos on a channel called bikegeekccp in February 2007. In 2009, Nick's videos started to gain popularity on YouTube. C³ was moved to CubeComputerChannel in December 2009 and has grown dramatically ever since. Nick has been working on computers since 2005 and is CompTIA A+ Certified.
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The home of Cube Computer Company on YouTube... Here, you'll find computer tech videos, plus reviews of computers, components, cameras, accessories and more!
Located in Huntersville, NC, Cube Computer Company was started during May 2006 in Hopewell High School room 529. Cube Computer Company was based off a small high school project computer, called the "Cube Computer I", later known as the Plexi. The term "Cube Computer" was a term coined by former Computer Engineering teacher Micheal Healey, based on the plexiglas computer's cube appearance.
Nick started his tech videos on a channel called bikegeekccp in February 2007. In 2009, Nick's videos started to gain popularity on YouTube. C³ was moved to CubeComputerChannel in December 2009 and has grown dramatically ever since. Nick has been working on computers since 2005 and is CompTIA A+ Certified.
Enjoy the videos and SUBSCRIBE!
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