1 day 22 min ago
by x

We usually create some pretty cool stuff at our shop and we love to share with our friends what we've done. This is one of our latest custom built PSP 2000, its one of a kind and looks amazing. Wouldn't you say so yourself? We can't stop smiling about this pretty piece. We love it!!

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23 weeks 2 days ago
by x
Our techs use some of the finest and best tools for electronics repair. As in the case of manual screw drivers, we use the Autoloader Screw drivers. Its a multi bit screw driver like the rest of them, but the one thing that makes it unique is that everything is stored within the handle and you don't need to deal with the hassle of switching the bits manually. Which does tend to get lost most of the time compared to other multi-bit toolsets. Rest assured your Nintendo DSi or PSP systems are...
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24 weeks 3 days ago
by hj

For all of you waiting for the Diablo III beta test, it looks like your wait is about to be over! Blizzard has announced that it is in the final stages of internal testing and will be out for a launch of its beta test very soon. So if you're a fan, be sure to create or update your Bizzard Beta Opt-In profiles before it's too late!

 

Be sure to click on the source link below for the full beta interview!

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24 weeks 6 days ago
by pat
At xCubicle when we repair your game system, our techicians use top of the line professional equipment that normal day to day people would never buy unless your really into electronics. As for soldering we don't use any cheap radio shack or even in the $100-$300 range soldering stations. Personally I have used alot of soldering irons in the past and the are all crap compared to the ones we use now. Many cheap models you end up having to wait for your iron to heat up or it doesn't give...
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24 weeks 6 days ago
by vic
One of my coworkers introduced me to this ever-popular coconut drink earlier this year. After the first box, I was hooked. It contains 100% coconut water with five times the electrolytes of other energy drinks and the potassium of three bananas in one serving. A few of my colleagues drink this regularly. It sells for $2.50 for the 17oz. Often times, you can get it cheaper when buying in bulk at Amazon, Costco, and other retailers. Be sure to drink it chilled, otherwise, it will have a sour...
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25 weeks 18 hours ago
by pat
So its been over 10 years since Diablo II. I remember the days where you were able to just cheat and duplicate your SOJ (Stone of Jordan) rings and sell them for $5 a pop on ebay until Blizzard patched it. I had some friends make their college tuition just by playing that game. The big trend changer now is that Diablo 3 will promote each player to sell their loot on their own auction system for real money! Instead of fighting the black market of selling virtual goods, Blizzard has finally...
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26 weeks 18 hours ago
by mr.zingy
This is probably one of the greatest self-help books ever written and rivals that of the Holy Bible (which in itself has a lot of inspirational quotes as well). Most of us have a lot more potential than we give ourselves credit for, and perhaps we are just not utilizing our natural abilities to its full potential. This book will allow you to accomplish incredible things over the long run, things that you never thought you were able to do. There are many interesting points, but the most...
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27 weeks 1 day ago
by mr.zingy
It’s the summer time! Many of you have probably resorted to drinking iced coffee everyday instead of the traditional warm cups to wake yourself up for the day, while trying to cool down after a commute from your home to your destination in the sizzling heat. But unfortunately, iced coffee is traditionally more expensive than regular coffee, and those daily purchases can really add up over the summer. If you are ever find yourself in Chinatown (Lower East Side Manhattan) and looking for a...
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28 weeks 6 days ago
by pat
Omg, we're giving out Google+ invites. This is such a total facebook killer. The group video chat is so awesome! You can watch a youtube video together. The hangout feature just totally killed Facebook. If you want an invite, just put your email in the comments section.
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31 weeks 23 hours ago
by pat
Want to understand what the new Smash Bros is going to be like? Well, do not ask us -- and for that matter, do not ask Masahiro Sakurai, creator of the series. Despite Nintendo president Satoru Iwata's E3 announcement that the series would be hitting the 3DS and Wii U systems, Project Sora (the independent developer Sakurai heads) is so busy working on Kid Icarus: Uprising that they haven't even began thinking about Smash Bros. but. "Right now, we're devoting all our manpower to working on Kid...
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What is xCubicle?

We're a NYC based repair shop specializing in video game system repairs from PS3, XBOX 360, Nintendo, and pretty much all the handhelds. We started in 2007 and we are still going strong! 

Come pay us a visit and you'll be astonished by how much we can get done in a small 8 feet square cubicle! 

Trust us we're the best and friendliest in the city for this type of thing. We're so awesome we even got featured in the Wall Street Journal below:

PS3 Nintendo Repairs featured in the Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal Article - Computer Plumbing

The city's smallest repair shop may be xCubicle, a token booth size enterprise at the corner of hester and Essex. That's where the owner repairs Xboxes and Sony Playstation 3's, taking orders through a little window overlooking the sidewalk. Last week, Mr. Cheng replaced the power switch on my Nintendo DS for $55 (Nintendo charges $75, plus shipping), threw in a new touch screen and offered a free gift from an odd selection of video games and magazines (this was before he knew I was a reporter). Patrick, who employs his girlfriend and his friend's 17-year old cousin Leon, can charge reasonable fees because he rents his 8 by 5 foot space for $700 a month and sticks with common hardware repairs - cracked screens, busted buttons - that are relatively easy to fix. Plus, he's entirely self-taught. While he studied small business at Baruch College, he learned his trade by trial and error, doing jobs for friends and family. "It's basically plumbing!" he says. by Anne Kadet

 
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