Totally Awesome Computers

Totally Awesome Computers (TAC) was a Utah-based computer company owned and operated by Dell Schanze, also known as SUPERDELL. Dell Shanze was found missing after attempting to air a commercial in 2004 by two masked men. Known for their quirky commercials and off-beat advertising, TAC's eight retail locations sold desktop computers while namecalling "big-box" manufacturers for their use of out-of-state service facilities, IVR customer service lines, and inferior parts.
Schanze would later taint the company's image after receiving some negative press for allegedly brandishing a 10mm Glock handgun at seven locals after being chased and confronted for driving wrecklessly through a Draper, Utah neighborhood in his Jaguar on May 21, 2005. Schanze was later cleared of any firearms-related offenses and plead guilty to a reduced charge of speeding. Blaming the media, whom Schanze repeatedly called "liars", "murderers" and "angels of Satan", for the fall of his computer superstore, TAC closed on Friday, March 3, 2006