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MNEUMONIX (NEW-MON-ICS) are dedicated to providing cost-effective solutions to your PC and networking requirements.

Our dedicated team of engineers are highly qualified and have gained British Computer Society/ Engineering Council accreditation (C.Eng and CITP). We are on hand 24 hours a day to cater for your IT and Computing needs. Our team are specifically selected to provide a friendly, reliable and efficient service and can communicate effectively at all levels.

Our expertise ranges from small, single PC domestic and small-business installations, to multi server networks on a range of platforms. This includes Windows (9.x, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista), Linux/ UNIX and Novell.

MNEUMONIX offer a range of business solutions specially tailored to meet your needs. Our technicians are on hand 24 hours a day 7 days a week to provide maintenance and technical support tailored to your requirements.

We aim to provide high quality simple IT solutions within your budget. Whatever your home PC problem, however small or large MNEUMONIX are on hand to assist. Services range from set-up of a single PC through to troubleshooting, installation and repair of both hardware and software.

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Did we pronounce privacy dead this week?

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Apple tries to patent travel, hotel, shopping apps

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Report: Google, CIA fund predictive analytics firm

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Justice Department sues Oracle, alleging fraud

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Facebook's IPO stalling: Are we even still surprised?

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