Where I can find the asian Suppliers of Computer Products?
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browse pcexporters.com and globalsources.com
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http://www.dell.com - Kidding, of course.  You want to build a custom computer. \n\nI use http://www.newegg.com for most of my stuff.  I actually go to STAPLES for parts that I need quickly. (No hassle returns)  I also check http://www.tigerdirect.com for some parts.  \n\nI am always on the LOOKOUT for new vendors through http://www.pricewatch.com   But I investigate these companies throughoutly.  It's silly to buy from a company that is 3,000 miles away, when a good one might be within 500 miles where the shipping cost might be less, and delivered quicker. \n\nGood luck
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I am not sure where to find a supplier, but maybe ebay has some?
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computerwarehousepricelist\n\nhttp://www.computerwarehousepricelist.com/faqs-general.asp
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check newegg.com or tigerdirect.com
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www.anandtech.com, www.tomshardware.com
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newegg.com\n\nI've always been able to find quality pc components for good prices there. Have a look.
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www.pcworld.com and www.cnet.com have buying guides for desktops and laptops.
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Most 'Pound Shops' sell them, HyperValue, PC World. They are cheap enough.
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First, I am assuming that by "computers", you mean a relatively new (after 2000) home computer... and that by "America", you are referring to the USA.\n\nThat is like asking... "where can I buy a car without any foreign parts?"... you can't!... but seriously, if you want anything that is 100% American made, you pretty much have to build it yourself (from scratch)... even if you were to buy a computer that is "made in the USA", its components, such as transistors, capacitors, resistors, ect... (probably most of them) are almost certainly foreign... so really, they are only assembled in the US (as is sadly the case with most "made in the USA" labeled products)... and even if you were to find one that was truly made in the USA, there's a near certainty that a good portion of its design was done overseas... and even if you were find one that was made, and designed in the USA... you would be hard pressed to find (any) "brand name" software (including the operating system) that was 100% coded in the USA... and (yet another exemption), assuming everything I mentioned above was done in America, you would have great difficulty to find one that wasn't at some point shipped, assembled, sold, or anything else by an illegal alien...\n\nIf someone told me to find such a computer, or be shot, I would probably take the second offer, rather than search my entire life for something that probably doesn't exist.\n\nIf you want ane american made home computer, go to a museum.
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OK - as for a building - real estate depending on location ranges from about 6000 RMB / Sq meter in the south to anywhere as much as 20000 RMB / sq meter near GuoMao (World Trade Center) \n\nAs for computer supplies - the China silicon valley located across from the little west gate of Peking University (Beijing Da Xue Xiao Xi Men) offers a lot of computer supplies such as software, hardware and any of your miscellaneous computer goods. You might want to bring a friend that speaks Chinese though because computer parts require a lot of vocabulary. \n\nIf you don't mind spending the extra buck, you can go to Chaoyang where there are a lot of computer supplies with many of the customer service agents speaking English. Go to the China World Shopping Center or Wangfujing.\n\nIf you go to a Carre 4 or a Da Zhong, you'll also find a lot of computer goods. Keep in mind that computer supplies are typically more expensive or about the same price as the states. \n\nWhat IS a lot cheaper are monitors, mouses, keyboards and flash drives. Software is also really cheap. Software will go for about 1-2 US dollars. Monitors/Mouse/Keyboards/Flash Drives probably only 40% of the US price.
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Check the following places:\nNewegg.com\nZipZoomFly.com\nPricewatch.com\n\nAnyone that tells you to buy anything from Best Buy doesn't have a clue of where to buy computer parts.
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If you are looking for US manufacturers, the best is Thomas Register http://www.thomasnet.com which is the most comprehensive resource for finding information on suppliers of industrial products and services in North America.\n\nThey also have a database of European manufacturers called Thomas Global Register http://www.tremnet.com/
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www.tigerdirect.com or www.newegg.com
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Printer+ink+manufacturers+in+china&btnG=Google+Search
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try www.alibaba.com\nit is very good tool
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hi \nif you are interested in small home bussiness that is now growing very fast in east asia please send an Email to me