O’s Computer Sales And Service Returns To Warsaw
February 14, 2025 at 4:56 p.m.
O's Computer Sales and Service has returned to Warsaw.
The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce had a ribbon-cutting for the business located at 2023 N. Detroit St. on Friday.
Previously, O's Computer was located in the plaza right next to its current location, said Becky Ounkham, who co-owns the business with her brother Arrow Um.
Ounkham said the business had also been in Elkhart, but "we just decided to come back to Warsaw fully."
Friday was the first day O's reopened in Warsaw.
People may purchase or lease personal computers or laptops from O's Computer, as well as get those items repaired or upgraded.
Ounkham and Um said the business services individuals as well as commercial.
"We specialize more in the high-end, commercial-grade equipment," said Um.
Hours for the store should be around 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, with people able to check the business' Facebook page for exact times.
Ounkham said she and Um hoped to help customers "understand their PC a little bit better (and help) clients ... whether it's for business, gaming, pleasure, those types of things."
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O's Computer Sales and Service has returned to Warsaw.
The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce had a ribbon-cutting for the business located at 2023 N. Detroit St. on Friday.
Previously, O's Computer was located in the plaza right next to its current location, said Becky Ounkham, who co-owns the business with her brother Arrow Um.
Ounkham said the business had also been in Elkhart, but "we just decided to come back to Warsaw fully."
Friday was the first day O's reopened in Warsaw.
People may purchase or lease personal computers or laptops from O's Computer, as well as get those items repaired or upgraded.
Ounkham and Um said the business services individuals as well as commercial.
"We specialize more in the high-end, commercial-grade equipment," said Um.
Hours for the store should be around 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, with people able to check the business' Facebook page for exact times.
Ounkham said she and Um hoped to help customers "understand their PC a little bit better (and help) clients ... whether it's for business, gaming, pleasure, those types of things."