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Now that CompUSA has closed half of its retail stores (all of them in NY are gone), where do you shop for computers, accessories, and software? CompUSA had by far the best selection of everything, especially software.
Buying software online is one thing (I'm an Amazon addict) but when hardware-shopping I like to SEE before I buy.
TigerDirect.com Super Buys - Computer Parts, PC Components, Desktop Computers, Laptops, Notebooks is a safe bet. Since i came to the US I have not bought hardware or software in an actualy shop, I bought it all at Tiger Direct. I did go to a couple of stores in Amarillo and Albuquerque but go the "duh" look from the guys at the shop so I cant stand talking to clueless people about what I need. Especially when theyre selling Vista machines with 512Ram telling customers itll be great.
If you are in the NYC area JR is a great place to visit, look around and compare products. They also seem to have a terrific service department online and they more than satisfied my needs over the phone and beat their competitors by more than 20%.
Newegg.com is another option. Has some GREAT deals.
Frys.com
You can still do CompUSA.com
CDW.com
Then there is always local shops. Or the computer shows. I know some of the large metro areas have computer shows about once a month. Be careful there tho.
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but go the "duh" look from the guys at the shop so I cant stand talking to clueless people about what I need. Especially when theyre selling Vista machines with 512Ram telling customers itll be great.
I call that the RCA dog look, LOL Even M$ recommends a gig and we all know that truly isn't enough, 2 gigs is more like it. Liz
Good job responding to a post from 2007 with a piece of information which was not true in 2007.
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