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  In Geek Squad City, dead PCs come to life

  Posted: January 19th, 2012, 8:41am MST

  It's called Geek Squad city: a 240,000 square-foot warehouse where up to  4,000 broken laptops, smart phones and tablets get a chance for a second life.