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Bakke Computer Services would
like to introduce the recent merger with CW Computer Repair,
Offering additional services and offers for New and Current
Cliental.
Please Check out
www.cwcomputerrepair.com

Some of the Services we now
Provide:
- Computer Repair
- Custom Case modification
- Custom Cooling Mods
- Custom Gaming Computers
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Networking Home & Office
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Site Preparation
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Hardwired
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Wireless
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Network Security
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Wireless Cameras
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Website Design & Hosting
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Company Logo Design
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Website Graphics
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Search Engine Submission
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Site Maintenance
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- Remote
Administration
- Remote Backup
- Remote Monitoring
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Check out my Affiliates:
CW Computers;
Augustine
Alarms; Business
Machines, Inc;
DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOUR
COMPUTERS!

Have some old
computers or parts laying around? feel bad throwing them away..
afraid your personal data will be found if you dump your
computer?
Most landfills are
starting to ban computers from them, due to dangerous chemicals
found within the circuit boards!
Please give us a call and
we'll pick up your used computer hardware!
Our Services
We will pick up all working and non-working
computers. All laptops, laptop parts and laptop accessories. All
hard drives, CD-ROMs, loose PC boards / cards, all cables, all
retail packaged / sealed software, all networking equipment
(hubs, routers, switches, etc.), all monitors, all fax machines,
and all photocopiers. Call us to find out more about what else
we will take.
We will make
every effort to refurbish the newer equipment and/or recycle as
many of the recyclable components as possible. Materials that
have no market value, or are hazardous in nature will be
disposed of in an environmentally sound manner.
For Your Information
Out of 175 million computers comes a laundry list of
toxins including 650 million pounds of lead, 987,000 pounds of
cadmium and 231,000 pounds of mercury. (Florida Environmental
Report, 2001)
Each CRT
(Cathode-Ray Tube) contains four to six pounds of lead. (New
York Times, November 23, 2000)
Between now
and 2007, ...500 million personal computers will become
obsolete. In 1998 alone, 20 million computers were taken out of
service, only 2.3 million were recycled." (New York Times,
November 23, 2000)
Today, two
computers become obsolete for every three purchased. By 2005,
the ratio will be 1 to 1. (Fortune Magazine, February 6, 1995)
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