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* "LGBTQ+ friendly" tag on Google Maps
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== Ada's Technical Books and Cafe ==
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* has a small electronics case where they sell raspberry pi's, arduinos, sd cards, etc
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== Best Buy ==
== Best Buy ==

Revision as of 04:30, 23 October 2024

view these locations on a map! (ping nc for edit link)

there are several stores in the area selling hardware in a pinch. unfortunately, none of them are really within walking distance of the space. if you need something quick for a project, here are some ideas for where to go:

RE-PC

  • two locations: a closer one by stadium station (south of downtown), and a further one in tukwila (by southcenter mall)
  • sells used tech and surplus, lots of specialized and consumer items, including a fair amount of retro hardware
  • probably has the cable you need
  • you can call them to ask them if they have something, seattle location (206) 623-9151 or tukwila location (206) 575-8737

website directions (seattle location) directions (tukwila location)

Vetco Electronics

  • sells all types of new shit, i'm told
  • not in seattle

website directions

3R Technology

  • not in seattle
  • electronics recycling center, focuses on selling used items to social impact organizations
  • one can apparently just go there, even though this is not acknowledged on their website
  • "LGBTQ+ friendly" tag on Google Maps

website directions

Ada's Technical Books and Cafe

  • gay
  • has a small electronics case where they sell raspberry pi's, arduinos, sd cards, etc

website directions

Best Buy

  • sells most general consumer tech items
  • closest dedicated tech store on this list
  • all new, overpriced monopolism bs

website directions

Fred Meyer

  • has a surprisingly large selection of consumer electronics and knockoffs
  • standard or slightly over retail prices, sometimes for sub-retail-quality products
  • doesn't list non-food items on their website, call (206)-784-9600 to ask about an item
  • aggressive security guards, be ready to show your receipt
  • unionized workforce

website directions

Target

  • same shopping complex as best buy
  • sells cheaper shit then best buy but some of it might not work
  • less selection than best buy

website directions

Guitar Center

  • technically within walking distance if you're fast
  • only hardware sold is audio/MIDI gear
  • sometimes has some good used deals, but required to keep used items for a while before selling them

website directions

Goodwill

  • central district location is the big one
  • sells a lot of keyboards, dvd players, other used consumer hardware
  • call (206)-860-5711 to ask if they have something

website directions

UW Surplus

  • closest store on this list, technically within walking distance if you're fast
  • only open for a few hours on tuesdays
  • computer items tend to be sold in bulk online, but a few deals here and there to be found in person
  • across the street from the u villiage shopping mall

website directions