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  • April 11, 2008

    Taking PCs apart–and sending them back to school

    TeamworkPosted by Ina Fried

    BOGOTA, Colombia–In one corner of a massive warehouse, workers pick through bins of computers, keyboards, and mice, painstakingly cleaning each part.

    There’s a special room where peripherals such as mice go for washing and another where they go for drying. Once the hardware is reassembled, often with a few new parts added to the mix, the first set of testing takes place, to make sure all of the hardware functions as it should. Read all of TakingPC’s Apart…



     

    March 13, 2008

    Free and Low-Cost Computer Training!

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