I try to cover as many topics about the computer business as I can when I choose what to write about, but I am sure I have missed some areas. So, does anyone have a computer business related question they would like to ask me? It can be a very specific question or very general. If so, either leave a comment below this post or use our contact form. If you are receiving this via our email newsletter, just hit the reply button and email it to me.

If it can be answered in just a few lines, I will most likely do an “answers post” answering multiple questions at once. If its something that needs to be answered in-depth, I may write a big article about it in the coming weeks.

So, do you have a question about the computer repair business you would like to ask me?

Since I first started Technibble I have bumped into some other people who are also providing content for the computer repair industry. Once you are done with your daily dose of Technibble and its forums, here are some other great resources to continue learning about the computer repair business.
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As a technician, the Mac culture never really appealed to me. Pretty much anything that can be done on a Mac I can do on my PC. The price of Macs was always a turn-off for me as well. I mean, the highest end model of the newest generation of iMacs is only a 3.06ghz with 4gb of RAM and a 1TB hard drive for $2199 USD. I could build an equivalent PC for almost half the price. I could even install a Hackintosh build on it if I wanted it to run OSX.
Why would anyone with a decent amount of tech knowledge ever want to use a Mac? Well, about 2 months ago I finally “got” Macs.
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This post is about a very serious issue and I have to call upon all computer technicians to help us out with it. Its is big question that has been plaguing computer technicians all across the globe…
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