CTchel

CTchel is an technology company founded by Jonsuzu Ketrevezo (1946-2019) in 1967. This company makes TVs, laptops, computers, e-readers, consoles, smartphones and tablets.
== Etymology ==
CTchel's company name stands for "cool technology" and the first 4 letters of Chelterson, the city where the company is founded, meaning cool tech of Chelterson.
==History==
===The beginning (1967-1989)===
In 1967, CTchel was founded. The sales of the first products were small at the time, but several years later in 1988, they started making laptops and PCs. 1 year after, the first PC and laptop launched. it's popularity starts to increase.
===Expansion (1990-1996)===
In 1990, the CTchel conventions are started and began to collaborate with Mandoor. 2 years later, KreOS 6 is released, competing with Windows 3.1. and then comes in 1994-1995, a bestselling laptop of the 90s, CTLaptop 7, gone public and then released. A year after, CTchel lost millions of dollars for the permanent bug in CTLaptop 7.
=== Modern Era (1997-2004)===
In 1997, CTLaptop 7S is released, which made the original version stable and have no bugs. 2000 made a digital switchover, with gone CTchel worldwide. 4 years later, the bestselling phone of 2000s, the CTPhone Kelvep is released to the public without bugs.
===Digitalization (2005-2015)===
By 2005, CTchel is already competing with Microsoft, Apple, Mandoor, Theorysonic and EKS. 5 years later, the bestselling PC of the 2010 to 2017 is the PowerCT 12 that currently run with Kremichi 15 is released. Another 5 years later, CTchel had 5x popularity than the 2012.
===Most powerful tech (2016-present)===
In 2016-2018, all PCs and laptops made since 2016 now uses CTp Bionic instead of Intel proccesors. By 2019 onwards, this company has 25x popularity than in 2016.
==TVs==
* CT-Set series (1967-1983)
* CT-Lab 500 (1985)
* CT-Lab 800 (1987)
* CT-Lab 1200 (1989)
* CT-Lab 1500 (1992)
* CT-Lab 2700 (1995)
* CT-Lab 3600 (1998)
* CTscreen 64K (2001)
* CTscreen 128K (2003)
* CTscreen 256K (2005)
* CTscreen 512K (2007)
* CTscreen 1.024 (2009)
* CTscreen 2.048 (2011)
* CTscreen 4.096 (2014)
* CTscreen 8.192 (2017)
* CTscreen Ixion (2018)
* CTscreen Uranium (2019)
* CTscreen Plutonium (2020)
* CTscreen Neptunium (2021)
==Laptops==
* PC-Portable (1989)
* PC-Portable 2 (1991)
* CTLaptop 6 (1992)
* CTLaptop 7 (1995)
* CTLaptop 7S (1997)
* CTLaptop 8 (1998)
* CTLaptop 9 (2001)
* CTNettop (2001)
* CTLaptop X (2003)
* CTBook X1 (2006)
* CTBook X2 (2009)
* CTNettop 2 (2009)
* CTBook VeDi (2012)
* CTBook X4 (2013)
* CTBook X5 (2015)
* CTBook VeDi 2 (2017)
* CTNettop 3 (2017)
* CTBook X7 (2018)
* CTBook VeDi 3 (2019)
* CTNettop 4 (2019)
* CTBook VeDi 4 (2020)
==Computers==
* CT-PC (1989)
* CT-PC2 (1991)
* CTcomputer 6 (1992)
* CTcomputer 7 (1995)
* CTcomputer 8 (1998)
* CTcomputer 9 (2001)
* CTminipc (2001)
* CTcomputer X (2003)
* PowerCT X1 (2006)
* PowerCT 12 (2009)
* CTminipc 2 (2009)
* PowerCT 13 (2012)
* PowerCT 13Pro (2013)
* PowerCT 14 (2015)
* PowerCT 14Pro (2017)
* CTminipc 3 (2017)
* PowerCT 15 (2018)
* PowerCT 15Pro (2019)
* CTminipc 4 (2019)
* PowerCT 15p (2020)
==E-readers==
* CTread [1st generation] (2001)
* CTread 2 (2003)
* CTread 3 (2005)
* CTread 4 (2008)
* CTread 5 (2011)
* CTread 6 (2012)
* CTread 7 (2014)
* CTread 8 (2015)
* CTread 9 (2016)
* CTread 10 (2017)
* CTread 11 (2018)
* CTread 12 (2019)
* CTread 13 14 (2020)
* CTread 15 (2021), upcoming
==Consoles==
CTConsole 1 (1991, competing with SNES and Sega consoles)
CTConsole 2 (1994, competing with PS1 and Sega consoles)
CTConsole 3 (1997, competing with PS1/PSX and Sega Dreamcast)
CTConsole 4 (1999, competing with PS2 and Sega Dreamcast)
CTConsole 5 (2001, competing with PS2, Original Xbox, Nintendo Gamecube and Sega Dreamcast)
CTConsole 6 (2004, competing with PS3, Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii and Radience 3)
CTConsole 7 (2009, competing with PS3 Slim)
CTConsole 8 (2013, competing with PS4, Xbox One, Convesk Mars and Radience 4)
CTConsole 9 (2015, competing with PS4/PS4 Pro, Xbox One S/X, Convesk Kepler and Radience 5)
CTConsole X (2017, competing with PS4 Pro, Xbox One X, Nintendo Switch, Convesk Europa and Radience 5P)
CTConsole X1 (2020, competing with PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Convesk Super and Radience 6/6s/6l)
==Flagship Smartphones==
CT-P130 (1997)
CT-P240 (1999)
CT-P360 (2001)
CT-P1ZEZ (2003)
CTPhone Kelvep (2004)
CTPhone Touch (2006)
CTPhone Keytouch (2008, first phone with a keypad and touchscreen)
CTPhone Yuoluch (2009)
CTphone Kesletrem (2012)
CTphone Bennu (2015)
CTphone Precesti (2017)
CTphone Lort (2019)
CTphone Isleris (2020)
==Company Owner==
Yonsuzu Keltrelvezo (1967-1993)
Mark Donizio (1993-2006)
Urosti Kelvep (2006-2012)
Ikestrent Kesletrem (2012-2019)
Mark Strendler (2019-present)
==Operating System==
See Kremichi
Category:Companies