New World Technology (store by El Torito)

Went by New World Technology, the little computer-related store by El Torito in Ajijic, and they are gone. Anyone know if they relocated somewhere?

They must have Tele-ported somewhere
" Beam me up Scotty "

Couple months ago they put up a "renovating" sign... kiss of death around here.

Maybe in Guadalajara trying to get a Visa and writing up a submission for the GUADALAJARA REPORTER?

Huh?

Probably way too "esoteric" for the tech section?

Huh?

Neil. U halfta talk ( type ) slower for the Canadians

Huh?

I think CheenaGringo is alluding to another entrepreneur who recently closed shop in the area.

I'm just asking if New World Technology relocated.

If not, next recommendation for a local supplier of printer cartridges, cables, random tech crap and whatnot?

Rosa Venus wrote:I think CheenaGringo is alluding to another entrepreneur who recently closed shop in the area.

I'm just asking if New World Technology relocated.

If not, next recommendation for a local supplier of printer cartridges, cables, random tech crap and whatnot?

LM@COM
Ocampo # 32 - Ajijic
Diagonally across from Manix restaurant
Talk to: MARTIN LEAL PEREZ (Speaks English)
Telephone: 766 1788

FOR COMPUTER REPAIR:
COMPUTER REPAIR & NEW COMPUTERS - Software, Spyware, Networks & Backup
ADRIAN RAMOS M. (Speaks English)
Independencia # 14 - Ajijic
Cell ph: 045 331 064 8578

Per Libby at the Reporter office, they closed almost two months ago. Haven't had much luck with LM. Anywhere else for not-refiled printer cartridges?

Flamingo wrote:Per Libby at the Reporter office, they closed almost two months ago. Haven't had much luck with LM. Anywhere else for not-refiled printer cartridges?

You can buy NEW cartridges from LM@COM. He gets them in GDL or call Adrian Ramos. He goes to GDL twice a week.

I saw govenment forms on the door next to the renovation sign. Now it is empty
and clean of signs on the door.

Z

That's it then. Too bad, because that doesn't leave many choices for getting parts locally. WalMart is pretty poor in the accessories section. I'd recommend Rod Collins at LagunaNet; he isn't a "store", per se, but he does carry some inventory.

Thanks everybody.

HelperGuy wrote:That's it then. Too bad, because that doesn't leave many choices for getting parts locally. WalMart is pretty poor in the accessories section. I'd recommend Rod at Collins at LagunaNet; he isn't a "store", per se, but he does carry some inventory.

What parts are you talking about?

Check out: Plaza de la Tecnologia at http://www.plazadelatecnologia.com/

Near el centro in Guadalajara. Easy walk from the bus station. They have lots of stuff. I got a motherboard there.

What about Rod at Laguna Net. He sells computers, parts and does repairs. If he doesn't have it he can get it

http://laguna.com.mx/

You can get ANYTHING you want from this guy. Great repair person too. Very reasonable with EVERYTHING. He goes to GDL at least twice a week. Why bother going to GDL yourself.

FOR COMPUTER REPAIR, PARTS, etc:
COMPUTER REPAIR & NEW COMPUTERS - Software, Spyware, Networks & Backup
ADRIAN RAMOS M. (Speaks English)
Independencia # 14 - Ajijic
Cell ph: 045 331 064 8578

joec wrote:

HelperGuy wrote:That's it then. Too bad, because that doesn't leave many choices for getting parts locally. WalMart is pretty poor in the accessories section. I'd recommend Rod at Collins at LagunaNet; he isn't a "store", per se, but he does carry some inventory.

What parts are you talking about?

English keyboards, speakers, hard drives, mice, routers... that kind of thing.

papa chango wrote:Check out: Plaza de la Tecnologia at http://www.plazadelatecnologia.com/ Near el centro in Guadalajara. Easy walk from the bus station. They have lots of stuff. I got a motherboard there.

It is an interesting place. But it's not local, and driving to Guad just for a sound card or some other small part is a waste of time and gas, for me.

I can also point out that while they do have a lot of booths, it is like going to a tianguis with a lot of vegetable stands. There looks like a grand selection, when in fact there isn't. Pricing is not competitive: for the most part, everyone has the same prices. Inventory is rarely the latest or the most wide-ranging. For those reasons, again for me, I use a distributor.