Do not give FirstTech money for anything. Especially macs, repairs, or training. You can, however, go in their showroom and look at new Macs. Just don't eat the food or touch the cold iron.
Macmania is gone. I don't think Midwest Mac Parts does repairs, but they're a great source of parts for stuff that's 3 or 4 years old or more.
Check out the mac dept. at Micro Center in St. Louis Park. Once you find the one mac-knowledgeable employee, who tends to get into conversations and digresses a lot, you can learn some stuff.
What kind of upgrading are you thinking of? Most upgrades you can do yourself. Seriously.
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Date: 2006-03-01 04:47 pm (UTC)Macmania is gone. I don't think Midwest Mac Parts does repairs, but they're a great source of parts for stuff that's 3 or 4 years old or more.
Check out the mac dept. at Micro Center in St. Louis Park. Once you find the one mac-knowledgeable employee, who tends to get into conversations and digresses a lot, you can learn some stuff.
What kind of upgrading are you thinking of? Most upgrades you can do yourself. Seriously.