Warning

[Tobeman]

I'm deciding to take a full lunchbreak today, and may give you the gift of my presence.

I'm new to London so I have to figure out my way from Picadilly Circus first though

I come armed with a debit card!

[dave87]

Oh dear - lock the doors, bolt the windows

[chrisg22]

Oh dear - lock the doors, bolt the windows

<screams>

RUN FOR YOUR LIFESSSSSSSSS

</screams>

Ahem. Don't know where that came from.

[DR]

So come on - what did you think?

What did you pickup

[Tobeman]

Kek

Well, I managed to get my way to Tottenham Court Road without fail, woot. Then the first issue arose, which bloody way do I go? Luckily I had foretold this predicament, and printed a map 10mins walking later I realised none of the street names were on the map and I had walked the wrong way Back I went, found it eventually, didn't realise it was so close to the BFI Library where I'd studied a lot.

Shop is great, people are knowledgable, and best of all... STOCK! Just not of Vista Ultimate Retail which I want for the licensing and 32/64 bit versions. The guy that helpfully did point out I could buy 3 for almost the same price.

Its nice seeing all the cases on display, I touched Im planning on replace the other PC in the house, Sempron 2x00 something Socket A crap that is slowly dying component by component.

I spent about 45mins browsing, in a Black & White situation with good conscience telling me to go nuts as I've been paid. And the other telling me I still owe my girlfriend a holiday. The fact that I would have to carry, transport (on the tube, then on the train home) whatever beast I walked away with meant I started looking at smaller things. Laptops A possibly replacement for the other PC, its mostly my mother that uses it, and she doesn't like being tied to one seat upstairs in the spare room.

A very impressive range of motherboards and graphics cards on display. Was tempted to purchase a few "transportable" sized bits and start a new build but sense overwhelmed me once again, d'oh

I made note to the guy that was helping me I was from hexus and he explained the benefits to me, and there was a phone call too while I was there from another hexus member, own up

Great shop, never seen a local PC retailer like it. Just a shame you weren't more local to me!

[YOYOtech - Maggie]

Kek

Well, I managed to get my way to Tottenham Court Road without fail, woot. Then the first issue arose, which bloody way do I go? Luckily I had foretold this predicament, and printed a map 10mins walking later I realised none of the street names were on the map and I had walked the wrong way Back I went, found it eventually, didn't realise it was so close to the BFI Library where I'd studied a lot.

Shop is great, people are knowledgable, and best of all... STOCK! Just not of Vista Ultimate Retail which I want for the licensing and 32/64 bit versions. The guy that helpfully did point out I could buy 3 for almost the same price.

Its nice seeing all the cases on display, I touched Im planning on replace the other PC in the house, Sempron 2x00 something Socket A crap that is slowly dying component by component.

I spent about 45mins browsing, in a Black & White situation with good conscience telling me to go nuts as I've been paid. And the other telling me I still owe my girlfriend a holiday. The fact that I would have to carry, transport (on the tube, then on the train home) whatever beast I walked away with meant I started looking at smaller things. Laptops A possibly replacement for the other PC, its mostly my mother that uses it, and she doesn't like being tied to one seat upstairs in the spare room.

A very impressive range of motherboards and graphics cards on display. Was tempted to purchase a few "transportable" sized bits and start a new build but sense overwhelmed me once again, d'oh

I made note to the guy that was helping me I was from hexus and he explained the benefits to me, and there was a phone call too while I was there from another hexus member, own up

Great shop, never seen a local PC retailer like it. Just a shame you weren't more local to me!

Hey tobeman , I'm glad YOYOtech was a good experience for you .. don't forget the more you spend the more you save . The whole purpose of YOYOtech is to offer the customers the ability to actually "touch and feel" the products and then make a decision. so I guess its working ...maybe one day we will have a branch near you ....

[Andrzej]

...Great shop, never seen a local PC retailer like it...

The place IS nutz - isn't it !

You really have to see it to believe such a place exists south of Bolton

Anyone reading this would have no idea what we mean - until you actually go in there and see the sheer depth of quality kit on show

...offer customers the ability to actually 'touch and feel'...

<heads for cold shower>

[Jay]

ooohh

never thought about that

i'm in London 21st, 22nd and 23rd of this month. Think i'll pop in and spend some cash. (if the missus hasn't already cleared me out that is)

[Tobeman]

ooohh

never thought about that

i'm in London 21st, 22nd and 23rd of this month. Think i'll pop in and spend some cash. (if the missus hasn't already cleared me out that is)

Go beat her to it!

[YOYOtech - Maggie]

ooohh

never thought about that

i'm in London 21st, 22nd and 23rd of this month. Think i'll pop in and spend some cash. (if the missus hasn't already cleared me out that is)

Hmmm... you will get a lot more for your money then she would ... a pair of jimmy choos for £450 or a whole load of upgrade kit!