All American Computer

The sweetness of low price wears off long before the bitterness of low quality.

Don't fall for the Intel sticker. The CPU is one of many parts inside of a computer that make it what it is. An Intel i7 alone doesn't make a great computer, but it certainly helps sales - and the computer industry has known this for a long time. The industry knows consumers don't know any better, and they go for the best looking sticker possible at the expense of every other component inside the computer. To put things into perspective, you have the best engine in the world, but your tires are flat, your axles are bent, your body is brittle, your headlights are dim, and your windows are cracked.

A computer should be balanced, with equal care given to all components!

Today's computer industry is so obsessed with pre-installing bloatware and disgracing their copy of Windows that they may as well just call it Walls.

Slow hardware is no longer an issue in 2016. Computers are exponentially more powerful than classics like the Apple II and Commodore 64, which were able to respond to commands and complete most operations instantly. Instead, the blame for slow and unresponsive computers belongs to software! Bloatware is a common thing with today's computer industry. Manufacturers can't make money on their cheap bottom-bin hardware any more, so they resort to bloatware distribution contracts. That way, the hardware looks good on the catalog, they make a lot of money, and by the time you realize it's half as fast as it should be, it's already off the shelf and on your desk.

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Almost a year old! If AAC were a human, it would be capable of early speech and basic movement.

Do you repair mobile devices, such as tablets or smartphones?

Software problems? Definitely! Physical problems? No. Unfortunately, the industry seems to be gravitating toward a new trend of unrepairable computing devices. They're unable to fully lock down the desktop computer industry because the desktop is a hard standard with plenty of consumers and manufacturers keeping it that way. The mobile phone and tablet industry, unfortunately, were corrupted right after their birth by profit-hungry megacorporations. Mobile devices continue to get harder and harder to upgrade and service every single year, despite their constant need for both of those things - they're not getting any stronger or longer lifetime, so why are they getting so much harder to fix? Some are even glued shut! Instead of allowing you to repair or upgrade your devices, they make them so difficult to service that it nearly guarantees that you'll just buy a new one instead. This is actually one of the big reasons for the high number of mobile device sales: a lot of people want them, a lot of people buy them, and a lot of people have to re-buy them - every couple of years.

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