U.S. Computer Corporation: 1960 - Present.

The Story Of Our Success
 

U.S. Computer Corporation grew from a company whose original operations were begun in 1960 as a privately owned communications and electronics company representing industry leaders such as Hallicrafters, Hammarlund, and General Electric.

In 1968 we entered the digital computer field as Information Associates and by 1972 delivered our first mini computer as Northwest Computer Group. In 1975 Northwest Computer Group established a partnership offering customized mini computers, software, and time share services to the business, government, and educational communities. We wrote and developed customizable software and integrated the software into mini computers to support those customers  We connected computers between cities and companies long before it become a common practice and decades before there were graphical web browsers.

By 1976 our customers could and were dialing into our time sharing services from terminals in remote cities. Our first 'online' customers included a nationwide insurance underwriter, a nationwide industrial contractor, and a public housing authority.  

In 1977 our founders began preparation for a shift from the mini computer to what would eventually become the micro computer and the present personal computer market. 

Under the trade name New Age Electronics founded in 1978 we became one of America's largest and most successful Commodore Amiga dealers. Small personal computers were here and we shared the excitement, enthusiasm and joy of personal computing.

In 1986 we incorporated under our present corporate structure as U.S. Computer Corporation. The same year we diversified into the IBM PC personal and business markets shipping our first 6 IBM compatible machines to a state education agency in the northeast.

By 1987 home and business customers could dial in to our co owned operations and BBS and download files and obtain support and other information online. Not for the hundreds of dollars a month it had cost our customers just 11 years earlier, but for free.

Shortly thereafter our owners officially registered a U.S. copyright on our first accounting package for an IBM PC and our focus became the rapidly expanding market for PC's in business, education, government and in the home.

In 1992 we consolidated all retail operations under our present name, concentrating on the ever expanding personal computer market and ways to efficiently network people and computers.

In 1993 we began shipping some computer products and communication products to customers as far away as Europe.

In 1994 we went on the air with our weekly half hour TV show featuring staff members and people telephoning in for help. We continued that show through 1999.

By 1995 we had preliminary sites running on the internet. When graphical browsers replaced telnet and ftp commands and web browsing became a reality, we were there.

In 1997 we began selling products on the internet. Twenty one years after we had first initiated computer services online to customers 50 miles away for thousands of dollars a month, we now provided services around the world for free.

By the end of 1999 we had delivered over 1 million products* to customers worldwide and by 2005 our customers can choose from over 6,000,000 products on our online sites.

Customer service remains our priority and in the nearly 50 years since our beginnings, only 1 complaint has ever been filed with any better business bureau that we know of. A record we challenge any company to match.

Today we are both an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and Reseller of IBM compatible computers, hardware, software, electronics, books and other consumer products, internet services, product support, service, and training.

As the 21st Century began, we entered web partnerships and/or associations with IBM, Microsoft, Dell, Gateway, HP, Compaq, Micron and 100's of other major brick and mortar players as well as hundreds of popular web only companies such as Amazon.  Our new 21st century web partnership based web stores include U.S. Computer Web Services, myramstore.com,  myprogramstore.com, mybargainstore.com, usclargo.com, rite2usc.com, SoftSavers, usclargo.net as well as our to original 20th century sites, uscomputer.net,  and uscx.net.

With our customer base ranging from the United States to Canada, the Americas,  Europe, Asia, and Australia we are now offering products via the internet to most of the world.

Our internet services include web hosting, email, domain name registration, and custom and ecommerce web development. Every day we sell consumer products all over the world.

Our own web pages include company policies, products, services, pricing, classes, on line ordering, driver downloads, over 260,000 software downloads, clearance and closeout items and product information and sales of over 1 million products.

Unless clearly marked otherwise all of our products are brand new and not factory seconds or refurbished units or overstocks, discontinued products or otherwise (as offered by many mail order and internet vendors).

None of our products are 'gray market' and all carry the manufacturer's warranty unless noted otherwise. Read our comments on quality.  

We believe our outstanding success is due to our strong customer support which includes classes, one to one training, and just being there when you need us. It is also important that you know that we respect and protect your privacy and your security.

We invite you to become a customer and experience not only the joy of personal computing but the safety and comfort of dealing with an established reputable company.

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