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These guys have two stores, one in Dandenong and the other, which I am reviewing here, very close to Vic Markets in Peel St, North Melbourne. They also have a stall at all the computer markets around town. These guys are ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! They are real computer geeks. They are not the total cheapest, but they ARE the cheapest with backup - what I mean is that there are a couple of places you could get parts, but there would be zero tech support. Whereas Huey and his guys are always there when you need them. They will diagnose problems for free, and they will fix them very cheaply. They are a great place to buy a vanilla-but-powerful computer - you'll find it very hard to beat the deals they give you there. But if any parts fail (and you have to remember that a small percentage of new computer parts WILL fail), they're right behind their guarantees, and right behind what they sell. And they really know what they are talking about - you take in a computer and they will say 'it's the stop-down polyphase directional widget', and while they are talking the screwdriver is coming out of their pocket and tyhey are taking off the back and ten minutes later, you are walking out of the shop with your computer fixed. This shop is always full of visiting geeks and that is a GOOD THING. I started buying from these guys at the computer markets. I work among migrant communities, and I know these guys have set up networks for some medium-size businesses and universities, so I got them to provide all the stuff for an internet cafe. They have been tops right along the line.

These guys have two stores, one in Dandenong and the other, which I am reviewing here, very close to Vic Markets in Peel St, North Melbourne. They also have a stall at all the computer markets around town. These guys are ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! They are real computer geeks. They are not the total cheapest, but they ARE the cheapest with backup - what I mean is that there are a couple of places you could get parts, but there would be zero tech support. Whereas Huey and his guys are always there when you need them. They will diagnose problems for free, and they will fix them very cheaply. They are a great place to buy a vanilla-but-powerful computer - you'll find it very hard to beat the deals they give you there. But if any parts fail (and you have to remember that a small percentage of new computer parts WILL fail), they're right behind their guarantees, and right behind what they sell. And they really know what they are talking about - you take in a computer and they will say 'it's the stop-down polyphase directional widget', and while they are talking the screwdriver is coming out of their pocket and tyhey are taking off the back and ten minutes later, you are walking out of the shop with your computer fixed. This shop is always full of visiting geeks and that is a GOOD THING. I started buying from these guys at the computer markets. I work among migrant communities, and I know these guys have set up networks for some medium-size businesses and universities, so I got them to provide all the stuff for an internet cafe. They have been tops right along the line.