Zepto Computers files for bankruptcy
Zepto Computers may not have exactly made a huge name for itself during its relatively short existence, but it did stand out from the pack somewhat with some high-end, unusually understated gaming laptops (amongst other things). That apparently wasn’t enough to keep the Danish company afloat in the tumultuous computer business, however, as it has now announced that it’s filed for bankruptcy after not being able to secure some much needed financing. It’s not saying much more than that at the moment though, and it still seems to be business as usual on its website — though you might just want to hold off an any purchase you were planning.
[Thanks, Ian]
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