Okay, seriously though, you accuse this article of purveying “old info” and then give Kampuchea Krom as your hot tip? That’s been the street lined with computer shops since before the Apple IIe was a hot item. But most of those stores are small Khmer-style stores with little in the way of customer service. In fact, many of them are actually more like distributors of products to other stores and will mostly be annoyed by your presence if you aren’t buying 100 or 1000 of something. Anyone who needs to look at this website in order to figure out where to buy a computer in Phnom Penh is probably going to be looking for ease and convenience because that’s going to be their number one concern most likely: navigating an unfamiliar environment while dealing with culture shock to one degree or another.

I don’t think there’s much in the way of hot tips or cutting edge info in regards to computers in Cambodia out there anyways, but I would suggest that people check the classified sites like Khmer24.com or the BUY/SELL groups on Facebook. You will often find private individuals unloading stuff much cheaper than any store ever would, especially with Expats.

If you want budget computing, go for refurbs up Kampuchea Krom, closer to Olympic.. There are probably close to 100 stores up there, on the Krom and in surrounding streets.