Apple computers have traditionally been more expensive than PCs, but the upside is that they last longer and tend to maintain their value fairly well. We still get requests from people trying to fix their 10+ year old Macs and despite the age, they perform very well after some upgrades! However, most of them can only run older versions of MacOS...

The Do-it-Yourself is a very common attitude in New Zealand. But, it can be problematic when you try to fix your own computers or phones. This article shares five risks and why it’s safer to go to a computer repair shop.

Most of New Zealand has moved to COVID-19 Alert Level 3. This means we are once again able to repair your computers at our workshop! We can also help you remotely or over the phone. We also stock dozens of laptops and desktops in case you want to replace your computer or get one for remote work or distance learning. During the Level 3, we are offering 20% off our refurbished computers.

Hearing the news yesterday didn't really surprise us. We have been incredibly lucky over the last few months with some very real near misses. It's probably not the last time we are in a lockdown. Many people will need help with working from home setups, distance learning and possibly replacing their outdated tech with something that works. We will be available to perform essential work remotely and limited repairs at our shop.

According to a few articles online, your computer keyboard is several times dirtier than an average public bathroom seat. Yikes! When was the last time you cleaned yours? In this article, we'll tell you how to do it in a safe way.

If you want a decent computer but don't want to spend close to $2000 to buy a new one, a refurbished model is worth considering. But there are a few points you need to keep in mind before you part with your cash. Keep reading to learn more.