PC and laptop repairs, upgrades and new installations.
We are a Portsmouth based independant small business and offer a friendly, reliable quality service at a reasonable price.
We have many years of experience installing, configuring, and repairing computers, computer related equipment and software.
If upgrading your pc or laptop, or installing new hard disks we can transfer all of your data contained on your old system onto your new system.
We are experienced with the removal of malicious software such as viruses, trojans, worms, adware and spyware. Quite often we can remove your inadequate anti-virus software and install a more robust solution.
If required we can back up your important files, re-format your hard drives and re-install your operating system, in some cases this is the fastest and safest solution.
No job is too small, if you require a PC healthcheck, security check, some advice, your PC or laptop repaired or upgraded, a new PC, laptop or netbook, or installation of a network and fifty workstations please contact us.
| < Prev | Next > |
|---|
| Portsmouth |
| Portsmouth History articles from the archive at its-your-history.com |
|
On March 10th, 1777 John Aitkin, since known as Jack the Painter was hung on a gallows sixty four and a half feet high, being formed of the mizen-mast of the Arethusa at Portsmouth Dockyard. His body was afterwards hung in chains on Block-house Beach for all to see. John Aitkin was tried and found guilty of starting a fire at the Hemp House in Portsmouth Dockyard on the evening of December the 7th, 1776. Aitkin, by birth a Scotchman, conceived the horrid idea of destroying the whole maritime power of this country, unassisted, and apparently with little prospect of reward. Originally the fire was thought to be... 
H.G. Wells had an apprenticeship as a draper at Hyde's, the Southsea Drapery Emporium, in Southsea, between 1880 and 1883. 
HMS Warrior, the first iron-hulled, armour-plated warship, was built for the Royal Navy in response to the French ironclad warship La Gloirefirst, which was launched a year earlier. She was built in London, and was launched into the River Thames on December 29th, 1860. When she was completed in October 1861, Warrior was by far the largest, fastest, most heavily-armed and most heavily-armoured warship the world had ever seen. She was almost twice the size of La Gloire and thoroughly outclassed the French ship in speed, armour, and gunnery. The image to the... | The News - News Feed |
|
