While there are other Goodwill computer stores, ours is quite unique in the selection and quality of products that we offer. Since many of you don't have the opportunity to visit an actual store, we thought we would provide a glimpse of what our retail location is like.

We're located in a strip shopping center in North Austin, very close to the heart of the high-tech corridor of the city. We get all kinds of customers, from computer newbies to hardware junkies looking for rare parts or bargain deals.

We always have several complete Pentium class systems on the sales floor. Most of these are considered low-end in today's market, but they're great for school and office work, surfing the internet, and playing older games. Most new computer buyers tend to overspend in traditional retail stores, but if they come to us first they can get what they need for considerably less.

For the truly budget conscious buyer, we have many 486 systems, from the truly low end (and under $20) to the fastest 486 systems running at 133Mhz. These are great for beginners or for installing less power hungry operating systems like Linux.

Most of our sales are made up of parts. We have assorted cards, cables, adapters, input devices, accessories, and much more. New items are put on the shelves daily, and many of our customers stop by several times a week to see the new arrivals. You never know what kind of strange parts may turn up!

For Macintosh fans, nobody in town can match our selection or prices. We have everything from old 512K Macs to PowerMacs. Printers, keyboards, mice, modems, and more can be purchased separately if you already have a system. We have regular Mac customers who visit us almost daily!

For the nostalgic programmer or budding computer historian, we even stock vintage items. Apple, Commodore, Atari, T.I., IBM, and more all find homes after arriving in our store. Nobody else in town regularly sells vintage computer items like we do, both hardware and software. We're fans ourselves, and we even have our own computer museum in the store.