Editing Evesham Technology (section)

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{{Infobox company
| name             = Evesham Technology
| logo             = EveshamTech.jpg
| logo_size        = 100px
| type             = [[Private Limited Company|Private]] 
| image            = Former Evesham Technology Showroom, Glisson Road - geograph.org.uk - 737545.jpg
| image_caption    = Former Evesham Technology Showroom in Cambridge
| genre            = Computer and software sales and manufacture
| predecessor      = Evesham Micros
| foundation       = [[Evesham]], [[United Kingdom]] 1983. Liquidated 2008
| founder          = Richard Austin, Robert Hitchcock
| location_city    = [[Evesham]], [[Worcestershire]]
| location_country = [[United Kingdom]]
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| locations        = 1 factory, 19 stores throughout UK.
| area_served      = [[UK]]
| key_people       = 
| industry         = [[Computing]]
| products         = [[Computer]]s, [[software]], [[peripherals]]
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| num_employees    = 300
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}}

'''Evesham Technology''' was a computer manufacturing and retail company based in [[Evesham, Worcestershire]], [[England]]. It began operations in 1983 and closed in 2008 following financial difficulties. It was a significant contributor to the [[United Kingdom]]'s  domestic computer and digital  television market. Its assets grew to  include a factory  and warehouse complex,  and a chain of 19 retail stores in towns and cities throughout the UK, with around 300 employees. The company was founded in 1983 by Richard Austin and Robert (Bob) Hitchcock as '''Evesham Micros''', to  be briefly known as '''Evesham.com''' and finally as Evesham Technology. Austin continued as chairman and controlling shareholder until the company and its much reduced, short-lived successor, Geemore Technology Ltd, went into liquidation.