TTS Business Products, a Garden City info tech company offering a range of computer and digital network services, has gained New York Magazine's high praise for a very retro service: typewriter repair.

The first item in a magazine feature "Analog Renaissance (The stores, parties, meetups, and classes devoted to all things non-digital)" mentions a couple of typewriter repair places.

"There are only a few repairmen who still know how to oil a machine, replace a tired ribbon, or realign tangled keys," the magazine says, naming Tony Casillo of  TTS Business Products as the most trusted among them. The business is at  325 Nassau Blvd. South, Garden City South; 516-489-8300.

TTS also repairs:

♦ Computers: Servers - Desktops - Monitors - Flat Panel Displays
♦ Mobile Computers: Laptops - Notebooks - Handheld and Portable Devices
♦ Printers: Color Lasers - Lasers - Plotters - Inkjets - Dot Matrix - Multi-Function Devices
♦ Office Machines: Fax - Copiers - Calculating - Dictation Equipment

Above, this undated photo, provided by Christie's in Manhattan, shows the Olivetti manual typewriter on which author Cormac McCarthy typed all of his novels from 1958 to 2009, including "The Road" and "No Country for Old Men." The typewriter and its original blue carrying case were sold at auction by Christie's for $254,500 in December 2009.

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