Computer Repair, Networking, Internet & Other Help

Are you a local Casa Grande or Arizona City business without an IT Department? A home user that is having problems with that pesky computer of yours? CompuHelp, Inc. offers you a place to turn when things go wrong on your computer or network. We offer monthly service contracts, at a fraction of our regular cost! We specialize in customer service, and believe that our customer's needs come first. From virus removal to network infrastructure, we do it all!

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It's so hard to say goodbye

Wed, Nov 26 2008 | Company News
Rob
This may be my last post to the website as an CompuHelp affiliate. As of Jan 1st 2009, I will be leaving the company to start my own company known as CornDog Computers. I have truly enjoyed working at CompuHelp. CompuHelp will continue to operate as normal providing the same great service that has built its strong reputation. CompuHelp and I will continue to work together on partner projects, and carry on our good relationship as Casa Grande, and Arizona City premier computer technicians. If you have any questions about this change please call me at (520) 208-6300. My website, www.corndogcomputers.com, should be “live” by December 1st.
CompuHelp, Inc.

Get Microsoft Office 2007, and Windows Live OneCare for three PCs for $69.99

Sun, Sep 21 2008 | Computer Deals
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So why not be more protected, productive, and connected for about the same as you might spend on antivirus protection alone? A Microsoft Equipt subscription gives you three great Microsoft offerings—Windows Live OneCare for improved security and performance, Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 to get things done and organized, and Windows Live tools including Mail, Messenger, and Photo Gallery to connect and share with others.

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Rob Johnson

Microsoft 'I'm a PC' Ads Were Created Using a Mac

Sun, Sep 21 2008 | Funny Stuff
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Turns out that phase two of the
against Apple was... created on a Mac. The offending evidence was metadata found in the images of the PC user featured on the “I’m a PC” web site. The data exposed the fact that the images were produced using Macs running Adobe Creative Suite 3.

Microsoft has since responded to the controversy, saying in a statement that "as is common in almost all campaign workflow, agencies and production houses use a wide variety of software and hardware to create, edit and distribute content, including both Macs and PCs."

They then
from the imagery.
Rob Johnson