Yellow Crayon Computer Services, Tigard OR
Jesse Black from Yellow Crayon Computer Services

Jesse Black

Yellow Crayon Computer Services

Tigard, OR
Speciality Retail
Speciality Retail
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About Us

Yellow Crayon LLC is a computer repair and consulting company based in Tigard, Oregon, serving Tigard, Beaverton, Lake Oswego, and Southwest Portland. We provide support at your location, in our shop, or via remote access to your computer.

Call Yellow Crayon LLC Computer Services for the computer help you need and for answers you can understand!

* Repair
* Upgrades
* Virus and spyware Removal
* Tools for your safety and privacy while on the Internet
* Save hundreds of $$$ on office productivity software!
* Home & small office networks
* Over 20 years experience with everything from microprocessors to supercomputers

Convenient and No-Risk:

Home or Office
Reasonable rates
Discounts for individuals and non-profit organizations
Performance Guarantee

Call or write for more information or for an appointment!

971-645-1139

How We Got Started

I like fixing things. I like to work with computers. I like to fix computers so that they work better, faster, smoother.

Products & Services
Computer Repair, Upgrades, Malware removal
* Computer repair, upgrades, speed-up, malware removal. * Set up printers and Wi-Fi networks. * At your location or take-away service, or by remo...
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Recent Activity
Are Desktop Computers Going the Way of Paper...away?
Jesse from Yellow Crayon Computer Services Answered this on September 28, 2017
Michael Grippi from Yoga Bear Computer Repair gave the answer I was planning to give: that anyone who does serious work should be doing it on a desktop computer. Advantages of desktop computers vs. laptops include: Faster processor (typically 3 GHz vs. 2.4 GHz) Faster hard drives, unless... (more) Michael Grippi from Yoga Bear Computer Repair gave the answer I was planning to give: that anyone who does serious work should be doing it on a desktop computer. Advantages of desktop computers vs. laptops include: Faster processor (typically 3 GHz vs. 2.4 GHz) Faster hard drives, unless you're using SSD, in which case they're both fast. (Hard drives are what hold computers back these days.) More monitors. Most laptops allow hooking up one monitor, presumably giving people one small (maybe 15 inch) monitor and one desktop-size monitor. Most desktop computers can have 2 large monitors, or more if you have the right graphics cards. Multiple monitors really help with software development, graphic design, network management, etc. Posture. Desktop computer monitors can be positioned at the correct height. You can connect your choice of keyboards, mice, etc. so that you can work most of the day without ruining your back, wrist, eyes, etc. Sure, you could put a laptop on a desk, but then the laptop's screen in typically down low, near the keyboard. You can hook up other peripherals to the laptop, like a better keyboard and mouse, but then it's not really a portable computer any more. So, people who do serious computer work are better off with a properly equipped desktop computer. That said, most people don't do serious computer work, they do Facebook, watch videos, etc. They'll go for laptops, tablets, phones, etc., which they can use anywhere, including their easy chair. - Jesse
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