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Mobile PC Solutions

1752 Creek Crossing Rd
Vienna, VA 22182 703-938-6862

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Kyle gave me an honest appraisal of my old laptop and, given its age, we both... - Feb 20, 2025

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Vienna Tech Help

Vienna, VA 22180 703-303-3026

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Best Buy/Geek Squad

8449 Leesburg Pike
Vienna, VA 22182 703-748-9814

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Geek Squad took too long from the time of repair to ship it to the store for... - Jan 14, 2018

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How we gather (and how to interpret) our data

Don’t pay a computer repair shop’s minimum charge, possibly $75 or more, only to discover that the problem had a quick fix.

Even in our newer-is-better tech world, it often still makes sense to try to get your computer repaired before buying a new one.

To have something to sell to a wide range of buyers, most manufacturers offer a dizzying array of options (laptops, desktops, tablets, Chromebooks, and 2-in-1 tablet/laptop combos) and several models with a wide range of capabilities and price points. Here’s how to find the right gadget.

Buy from a store that can advise you on what products will serve you best, how to get started using products, and how to solve problems.

Consumers’ Checkbook’s undercover shoppers collected prices from major online retailers for 34 carefully specified and configured devices. We found that some retailers charge as much as 20 percent more than others for the same products.