Ohata Shoji America Inc.

423 S Horton St Unit B, Seattle, WA, 98134, United States

+1-206-602-9022

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Ohata blog Updated September 25.2026

Sell Your BIOS-Locked PC for Cash in Seattle: BIOS Locks Explained

Have a BIOS-locked PC in Seattle? Learn what the lock means, whether it can be removed, refurbishment options, data safety, and e-scrap preparation.

Nicole Hana Sekino 14 mins read ♡ 0

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Closed Dell Chromebook used to illustrate that a firmware lock does not physically damage the laptop or remove its internal hardware.

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CPU-D slot processor module labeled with the processor, cache chips, and gold fingers along the edge connector.

Value basics Updated September 24.2026

We Buy Qualifying E-Waste in Seattle: Why Do CPU-D Slot CPUs Look So Different?

A CPU-D Grade Slot CPU or CPU Module is a processor assembly built around a longer board-mounted structure rather than a compact standalone package. In a typical modern desktop, th...

Nicole Hana Sekino

Circuit Board CPU

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Back view of a circuit board labeled. Solder joints connect component leads and pins, while mounting holes and connector areas serve different structural and electrical roles.

Value basics Updated September 24.2026

What Is Solder Made Of? A Guide to Solder Value in E-Scrap in Seattle

Learn what solder is made of, how it is used in RAM and circuit boards, and why solder contributes to e-scrap value in Seattle.

Nicole Hana Sekino

Circuit Board Computer PC Memory(RAM)

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ASUS P9X79 LE desktop motherboard. In a gaming PC, the motherboard connects the CPU, RAM, graphics card, storage, and other hardware that work together to run a game.

Ohata blog Updated September 18.2026

PC Specs Explained: Is It Time to Upgrade? We Buy Old E-Scrap for Cash in Seattle

PC gaming performance depends on several parts working together, including the CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, cooling system, and network connection. This guide explains common specificat...

Nicole Hana Sekino

Computer Featured Game Console

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Ohata blog Updated September 16.2026

Got an Old Wi-Fi Box? Sell Your Router or Modem for Cash in Seattle

Old modems, routers, and Wi-Fi gateways can contain circuit boards, processors, memory, networking components, and other recoverable electronic materials. This guide explains how t...

Nicole Hana Sekino

Featured

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Ohata blog Updated September 14.2026

Sell a Working or Non-Working All-in-One Computer in Seattle

Sell a working or non-working all-in-one computer in Seattle. Learn what qualifies, what to keep installed, and how to prepare it for evaluation.

Nicole Hana Sekino

Computer Featured

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Ohata blog Updated September 10.2026

Sell a Locked iPhone for Cash in Seattle: Reuse or Recycle?

Learn how replacing a smartphone affects the environment and how selling or recycling old and broken phones in Seattle helps recover useful materials.

Nicole Hana Sekino

Featured

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Ohata blog Updated September 07.2026