Apple products are great, but geez, it seems like they come out with a new one every week! The only person who could afford to keep up with all of their products is probably Bill Gates, and I doubt he’s going to. Plus, who wants to spend days and days camped in the middle of Fresno just to get the newest and best? Sure, it can be fun from time to time, but let’s be honest – it’s going to get old. Your computers are going to get old too, and so at some point you will need to get a new system, right?

Well, kind of. What if you could upgrade or repair your old system’s hardware instead of shelling out for a whole new computer? “Aren’t upgrades for PCs?” you may ask. Well, sure, but they can benefit Macs as well. If you get that broken screen repaired, or that slowing RAM upgraded, you can add years to your system and still keep up with all the cool kids and how do you perform this magical maintenance?

Well here in Fresno we have people who know how to do just that. Our Nerds can work their magic, put some new parts in your computer, and it’ll be running just as good as new, if not better!

So if you want to keep your system current with the times without paying for a whole new computer, give us a call or click the chat icon below!

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Computer Hardware

The physical parts of a computer system are essential to its operation.

Hard Drive

A hard drive head is a small mechanical component that is part of a hard disk drive (HDD) and is responsible for reading and writing data to the disk platters. The head is located at the end of an actuator arm and is positioned very close to the surface of the disk platters. It is typically made of a ceramic or metal material and is very delicate.