AmigOne x1000 to a mainstream PC shop ?

I recently had an e-mail discussion dialog between finnish verkkokauppa.com PC shop. I asked if they were interested in other products beside retro joysticks:
http://www.verkkokauppa.com/popups/prodinfo.php?id=31385

They said they were interested in minimig and SAM, but they need to be available to Finland in higher volumes and it needs to have a importer that can stock enough units.

(also the packaging and simple "ready to run" ability need to be high)

Is there any development to build a force to push AmigaHW+SW back to mainstream (internet) shops?


((If I had the pocketmoney to stock 1000 units of x1000, and time to prepare the documentation, perhaps x1000 could enter a finnish mainstream PC shop.))


Btw. Is x1000 going to ship as fully installed and preset system?
Is there marketing material (brochure) being prepared to attract PC dummies (while not giving false promises)?

@KimmoK

Should be possible that PC retailers will consider other systems for sale than just Windows-systems. That would be interesting. It remain to be seen, though..

The AmigaOne X1000 will ship only as a complete system minus monitor. There will be no DIY solutions.

I'm not that up on warranty law, but I would imagine that disassembling the machine and rehousing it will void the guarantee on these systems.

Simon

@Rigo

I was not suggesting any disassembly etc.

But there should be big enough (and fast) buffer of Amiga products (preferably preset & ready to run with basic SW bundle), then they could exist in mainstrem PC (web) shops, like the one I mentioned.