Richmond has one of the few remaining electronics districts in the country worth walking. The upstairs units and mall corridors around President Plaza, Aberdeen Centre and Parker Place hold independent shops dealing in phones, laptops, components, cameras, drones and audio, often with a repair bench at the back and imported stock on the shelf beside it.
The national chains are where you would expect: Richmond Centre, Ironwood and the big-box strip near Bridgeport. Between the two ends sit custom computer builders, data-recovery outfits, and camera specialists who supply the wedding and event photographers working Garry Point and Terra Nova. Listings note hours and whether repairs are handled in-house.
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