Free Geek - where PCs find new life

Good show Tina, I think that idea they had for playing those classic games on thier original consoles rocks.

Good show Tina, I think that idea they had for playing those classic games on thier original consoles rocks.

I definitely have stuff that Free Geek could use.

I definitely have stuff that Free Geek could use.

Great segment. We need a Free Geek East Coast so I can work there.

Great segment. We need a Free Geek East Coast so I can work there.

Great segment. There needs to be a Free Geek East Coast so I can work there.

Great segment. There needs to be a Free Geek East Coast so I can work there.

I really enjoyed that, thanks Tina. Great stuff!!

Please do more like this.

I really enjoyed that, thanks Tina. Great stuff!!

Please do more like this.

Wow...great segment Adam...and naturally Tina.  This segment certainly feels like "High Tech Trash," but without the depressing undertones of all our old hardware piled up in third world counties.  Free Geek is a great idea and I agree that it should become a chain establishment with outlets in major metropolitian areas.  It would provide great part-time jobs for tech savy people and offer an alternative to charitable donation, albeit lacking the tax deductions.  Oh yeah - the game museum - now that is awesome!

Thanks for another wonderful segment, Adam...and thanks for some great coverage, Tina.  I'd also like to thank you for the pony tail on screen...it looked better than I had expected.  You truely are a gaming goddess.  Now, how do I convince you to let me do a fan site for you.  It would be very professional and you would have full say in everything - I promise.

Wow...great segment Adam...and naturally Tina.  This segment certainly feels like "High Tech Trash," but without the depressing undertones of all our old hardware piled up in third world counties.  Free Geek is a great idea and I agree that it should become a chain establishment with outlets in major metropolitian areas.  It would provide great part-time jobs for tech savy people and offer an alternative to charitable donation, albeit lacking the tax deductions.  Oh yeah - the game museum - now that is awesome!

Thanks for another wonderful segment, Adam...and thanks for some great coverage, Tina.  I'd also like to thank you for the pony tail on screen...it looked better than I had expected.  You truely are a gaming goddess.  Now, how do I convince you to let me do a fan site for you.  It would be very professional and you would have full say in everything - I promise.

Thank you Tina for a great show.  Just wanted to let you know about a program I volunteer with in dupage county, IL.

It's called the Peoples Resource Center (www.peoplesrc.org) and we take donated computers (from individuals, schools, hospitals, etc.) , refurbish them and give them to needy people in Dupage County.  We also provide beginners and advanced classes in Windows, Microsoft Word and Excel. 

The Center also provides other services like food and english as a second language classes.

One difference between us and Free Geek is that the computers we distribute have Windows 98 or Windows 2000 which we obtain for $5 a license from Microsoft through their MAR program.

Thank you Tina for a great show.  Just wanted to let you know about a program I volunteer with in dupage county, IL.

It's called the Peoples Resource Center (www.peoplesrc.org) and we take donated computers (from individuals, schools, hospitals, etc.) , refurbish them and give them to needy people in Dupage County.  We also provide beginners and advanced classes in Windows, Microsoft Word and Excel. 

The Center also provides other services like food and english as a second language classes.

One difference between us and Free Geek is that the computers we distribute have Windows 98 or Windows 2000 which we obtain for $5 a license from Microsoft through their MAR program.

freegeek's a good idea

freegeek's a good idea