North Carolina (NC) Electronic Computers Companies
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Omnitech and Anderson routing equipment. Anderson DPC Wide format digital printing and cutting systems
Basic PC repairs and upgrades includes replace and installing memory, hard drives, virus removal. Small office setups (home/church).
Sales of anything that can plug into a computer, including manufacturing of new computers. Service of most electronic equipment including notebooks.
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