My Moontech

We’re located over at the Electronic City Corporation Market, right at 45/28. Our space is mostly taken up by monitors, tangled wires, and old keyboards waiting to be recycled. It’s the kind of place where you’ll always find someone hunched over a motherboard with a soldering iron. We don’t really go for that sleek tech-startup look. Our walls are covered in shelves holding spare parts and little plastic bins full of screws we might need someday. The air smells a bit like hot solder and ozone most of the time. We get a lot of people coming in with cracked screens or laptops that just won't turn on anymore. It’s not always a quick fix, and sometimes we’re just staring at code or hardware manuals for hours. We have a small desk for the computer where we track what’s coming in and going out. There’s usually a half-empty cup of tea somewhere near the workbench. Electronic City is a busy area, but our little corner in the market stays focused on the technical side of things. We don't have a big marketing team or anything like that. It’s just a few of us who know how to put things back together when they break. We keep the doors open to let some air in while we work through the pile of repairs.