Unique Computers

We are located at Tandon Bagicha, right in Civil Ward No. 8. The shop is on Bus Stand Road, so there are always people rushing past to catch their ride. It’s a small place, mostly filled with old monitors, tangled wires, and towers waiting to be fixed. I spend most of my day sitting at the bench in the back with a screwdriver in my hand. It’s dusty work and my eyes get tired from looking at the small parts. People bring in laptops that won't turn on or printers that are making weird noises. I try to get to them as fast as I can, but sometimes parts take a while to arrive. The fan on the ceiling squeaks a bit, which can be annoying when I’m trying to concentrate. Tandon Bagicha is a busy area, so there is always noise from the street coming through the front door. I don't really have a fancy showroom. It’s more of a workshop where things actually get done. Sometimes I have to tell people their old computers aren't worth fixing, which isn't always fun to say. My coffee usually gets cold before I finish it because someone walks in with a broken screen. It’s just how it is here. We’ve been at this spot for quite some time and most of the locals know where to find us when their tech stops working.