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Geek Squad Providing Free DTV Converter Box Installation 05/28/2009

Approximately 3.3 million households nationwide are unprepared for the Digital TV (DTV) transition taking place June 12. To help make sure this transition goes as smoothly as possible, Geek Squad will be helping the Federal Communications Commission ensure everyone is fully prepared for the DTV switch.



What is Geek Squad doing to help at-risk households with the digital transition?

Best Buy/Geek Squad recently submitted a b… Continue

As most of you should know by now , I am the GM at the Best Buy on Curtner. At Best Buy we are always looking for insight from our customers and community on how to serve you better , be a better partner , different product offerings etc... Here is a site that we started as a company http://www.bestbuyideax.com/ that's give you a chance to do just that. My favorite way though is for you to drop in and see me to share your ideas and tell me what I need to do to improve my store. Feedback is very… Continue

This is one of my local favorites.
Sunol Wilderness is an easy 30 minute drive that this time of year has waterfalls called Little Yosemite. There are great trails and you can have your dog off leash once deep enough into the park. Check out the site for directions.

http://www.ebparks.org/parks/sunol

There has been a lot of questions concerning data back up on the WG elist. For a free month trial please check this out.

http://www.geeksquad.com/tools/databackup.aspx?id=291

For more info please stop by your Best Buy store at 181 Curtner Ave

http://www.geeksquad.com/services/computer/default.aspx

Rich on Janis Way

Best Buy offers up free electronics recycling


Best Buy already gladly accepts cellphones, batteries, ink cartridges and other items for recycling, but you can now offload some of your larger, unwanted electronics gear free of charge as well -- if you near the Curtner Best Buy , that is participating in the company's new program. This store is now accepting up to two items per day, per household, including televisions and monitors up to 32-inches, computers, cameras and other devices not includ… Continue