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Miss Mac Computer Service

8 Woodland Pl
San Rafael, CA 94901 415-454-7253

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Miss Mac is a jewel. Always makes herself availabe, reasonable prices, very... - Jun 18, 2018

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North Bay Computer Systems

4 California Ave
San Rafael, CA 94901 415-456-6537

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Terrific care and knowledge, that I rely on. - Jun 07, 2018

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T3 Technology

4460 Redwood Hwy #16
San Rafael, CA 94903 415-755-8735

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Tim Aranki is honest and knowledgable of troubleshooting, setup, and recommendations... - Aug 30, 2013

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Don’t pay a repair shop’s minimum charge, possibly $75 or more, only to find out you could have easily solved a problem with a quick fix.

Even in our newer-is-better tech world, it often still makes sense to try to get your computer repaired before buying a new one.

Even when working with a highly rated computer repair shop, it’s important to deal with it carefully. If possible, try to speak directly with the person who does the repair work. And insist on a written, detailed estimate.

In order to have something to sell to a wide range of buyers, most device manufacturers offer a dizzying array of options. Here are tips on how to wade through all the choices to find the right gadget for you.

Buy from a store that can advise you on what products will serve you best, how to get started using products, and how to solve problems.

Our undercover shoppers compared prices for 36 carefully specified and configured devices and found that some retailers charge as much as 20 percent more than others for the same products.