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A complete team of professionals at your service.

We are professionals that have had years of experience in different industries and that comply with industry standards and certifications now bring all that knowledge to help grow your Small Business, and to give you the tools and resources that the big Corps have without paying the big dollars. Now you could have that Microsoft Exchange and Mobile Solutions without spending your budget in infrast

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We will see everyone tomorrow Saturday for the Halloween Event...!!!!

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12/07/2024

This years Free Chocolate was absolute success!!!

12/07/2024

Hot, Hot, Hot Chocolate !!!

Free Hot Cocoa sponsored by Comptech-Pro and Inkyourwear 12/07/2024

Free Hot Cocoa sponsored by Comptech-Pro and Inkyourwear

12/07/2024

Free Hot Chocolate!!!
Sponsored by Comptech-Pro and Inkyourwear

12/07/2024

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Inserting games intro consoles How many games did I insert? Not all consoles are here, of course. TB to one of my first "inserting games" reels, for those who haven't seen it. 😁 #retrogaming #instagaming #videogames #nostalgia #90s 09/21/2024

The evolution of gaming...

Inserting games intro consoles How many games did I insert? Not all consoles are here, of course. TB to one of my first "inserting games" reels, for those who haven't seen it. 😁 #retrogaming #instagaming #videogames #nostalgia #90s

Using a TV to play games? You can, in part, credit Ralph Baer for coming up with that idea in 1951. In 1966, he built the first prototype for a home gaming console that could play games without a computer, microprocessor, or software. In 1972, he licensed it to Magnavox, who released the Odyssey game system in which players attached plastic overlays to the TV screen for a game background. Imagery credits: Mark Richards, Ralph Baer #RetroTech #Gaming #RetroGame 08/04/2024

Looking back in history into the first gaming systems...

The Magnavox Odyssey Gaming System

Using a TV to play games? You can, in part, credit Ralph Baer for coming up with that idea in 1951. In 1966, he built the first prototype for a home gaming console that could play games without a computer, microprocessor, or software. In 1972, he licensed it to Magnavox, who released the Odyssey game system in which players attached plastic overlays to the TV screen for a game background. Imagery credits: Mark Richards, Ralph Baer #RetroTech #Gaming #RetroGame

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8838 Brookfield Avenue
Brookfield, IL
60513

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 10am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 5:30pm
Thursday 10am - 5:30pm
Friday 10am - 5:30pm