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Unfortunately, with ever changing technologies and inexpensive parts being used on many existing electronics, we've become complacent with 'throw' away electronics. Not realizing the TRUE impact of these useless and cheap options. PLEASE EDUCATE YOURSELF ON E-CYCLING - Do your part. Many consumer electronics are made to be thrown away instead of being repaired, manufacturer's do not make parts available nor schematics to facilitate the repair of their items. Instead, they'd rather have you throw away the unit, and buy a new one. Often times, hoping you'll pick up the same brand. Because of this, we find it harder and harder to repair consumer electronics. Not only for lack of parts, or support from the manufacturer, but the high cost of repair of these items. Yes, it's true, many times it is just cheaper to buy a new one than it is to fix an old one. And for this reason, we find that we cannot support the consumer market much longer. If you have a consumer electronic item you would like repaired, please contact us first before bringing it down to our shop, or mailing it in for service. There is a very good chance we wont be able to fix it, but give us a call anyway - in addition, we can help you recycle it properly.
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The use of electronic products has grown substantially over the past two decades, changing the way and the speed in which we communicate and how we get information and entertainment. Our growing reliance on electronics is illustrated by some remarkable figures. According to the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), Americans own approximately 24 electronic products per household*.