S.M. Computers

We’re over at C-310 in Sector-10. It’s a pretty standard spot in this part of the sector. The shop isn't anything special to look at from the outside, just a door and a window, but we keep it organized enough to get the job done. Most of the folks who come in are people who live around here and know us by name. It’s quiet on most mornings until the schools and offices get moving. We spend our days mostly looking at hardware, blowing out dust from old CPU towers, and trying to get things to boot up faster. The space is a bit cramped once you get a few people inside, but it works. We’ve got some old chairs for people to sit on while we check their machines. We aren't trying to be some big tech hub; we just handle the everyday computer problems that pop up in the neighborhood. There’s a tea shop around the corner where we usually get our lunch from, and that’s about as exciting as it gets. Sometimes the internet is slow, and we just have to sit and wait it out with the customers. It’s a simple life running a shop in Sector-10. We don’t have any fancy displays or anything like that. People just bring their stuff, we look at it, and they come back later to pick it up. That's the routine we've had for years, and it seems to work out for everyone involved in this little block.