Computer World

Computer World is tucked into the Saraswathi Building right by Noorani Junction. Being so close to the Glp School, we see a lot of students and parents coming through the door. It’s a small shop, mostly filled with boxes and parts we’ve collected over the years. We started this place because we liked messing around with hardware. Now we spend most of our time at the back bench with a soldering iron or trying to speed up an old desktop. The traffic at the junction can get a bit loud, but inside we just focus on the task at hand. It isn't the kind of place with bright lights or fancy displays. Mostly, it's just shelves of components and us working on whatever someone brought in that morning. If you are looking for us, look for the sign near the school. We've been at this location for a bit and know most of the neighbors. Sometimes the coffee gets cold because we're deep into a motherboard repair, but that's just part of the job. It's a simple life running a tech shop here. We keep things moving and try to stay organized, even if the desk gets messy by noon. People stop by to chat or ask questions about their printers. It’s just what we do here at the junction every day.