Singapore Electronic Store Reviews

The world today is engineered in a way that most of us need a laptop or a desktop to survive and maintain relevant

The world today is engineered in a way that most of us need a laptop or a desktop to survive and maintain relevant. Not having one means looking at the world pass you by; and you're left wondering what happened. Its the information age and thankfully Singapore has kept abreast of such technological milestones and seems to have its fingers firmly on the pulse. Whether for business or entertainment, education or just plain informational value, there are many electronic stores out on the market for you to visit to fulfil your needs.Stores like Harvey Normal, Courts have dedicated computer and electronic sections that have a whole host of brands and models. From laptop computers to desktop gadgets, there is always something for everyone and the price ranges will fit almost any budget. The best thing about these electronic stores is the very fact that they have an instalment policy with reasonable interest rates - or f you have a credit card, you will enjoy either a 1 -2 year instalment plan that is risk and interest free. You might get flooded by a sea of information here but they are neatly displayed with their perks and features emboldened by both text and a smiling, and ever waiting sales staff - ready to speak to you and fill you in on the details left out.If you prefer the more colloquial and no frills shopping experience, I would recommend taking a quick trip down to Sim Lim Square and be amazed at the 6 floors of Singapore electronic stores which sell laptop computers, desktop computers and a whole host of electronic paraphernalia from cameras, digital video recording devices, mp3 players, latest computer tech and even cables and pins from a thousand different models. It can be quite daunting as you might notice that once store seems suspiciously identical to the other but that is the charm of such a place. Sellers are bold and usually get to the point, with bargaining not being out of the question if you know your way around the market place. This place is usually extremely crowded, even in the early mornings of a week day so time yourself right. You should go in knowing what you want to buy and what your budget is, or you will be easily distracted by shiny things you don't need that seem to end up in your credit card bill.If you like your air conditioning soundless and your service staff in matching uniforms, then head down to Funan IT mall, where the crown prince, Challenger, sits atop the last floor in all its computer and gadgetry grandeur. This is a refined version of Sim Lim, with fancy holding areas and well labelled enclosures with dizzying displays. Prices here are marginally more expensive but membership is available for those interested in saving up to and over 10% of the retail price.There are more stores abound in Singapore, and searching for one isn't hard at all. However, if you are looking for variety and security in your purchases, I would recommend the aforementioned places.