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Your low-stress link to high tech since 2007, specifically Apple computers: iMac, MacBook, MacBook Air, a MacBook Pro and MacPro. Residential & small businesses offerings: • data recovery • new Mac consulting/setup • harddrive replacement • screen repair • personalized shopping • computer systems planning/installation • one-on-one tutoring • tune ups & OS upgrades & downgrades • virus/malware removal & prevention • backup systems • printers & networks • PC-to-Mac switching • iCloud & iTunes management • Photo management • password services. Apple Enthusiast since 1988 Certified Texas Teacher since 1992 Certified Apple Specialist since 2006 Repair Shop Owner since 2007 MS Office Mac Pro since 2015 Your own Mac genius since NOW
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By Appointment Only, 75235, Dallas, United States
- (214) 232-1013
- www.wellconnectedlife.com
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