Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Refurbished Laptops

What exactly is a refurbished laptop

Here's the short answer. Someone buys a new laptop from a chain store, takes it home for a few days, or a couple of weeks. Then for one reason, or another decides they don't need it, or can't afford it. Usually within 30 days(depends on store policy) returns the notebook PC and gets a full refund of their money. The store cannot sell it as new anymore.

So what happens to it?
The laptop computer is sent to the original manufacturer for store credit. Now the manufacturer has to do something with it, so they begin the refurbish process (which means to refresh, or make bright again). The company goes through every detail to make sure the laptop works properly and looks new, but it must be labeled refurbished. It is then distributed through the economy sometimes at over the half off the new price.

Refurbished laptops come in at almost 60% off the original retail price. The difference between a new laptop computer and a reconditioned one could be several hundred dollars. Saving money in today's world just got a little easier. Have you noticed natural gas and regular gas growing up about 50%? Surely you have, unless you live on the moon! Refurbished notebooks have become totally expectable in our society because people are seeing extra savings buying something a little used
Refurbished Laptops sales are growing at an alarming rate. Companies and business owners are having trouble keeping them stocked. Why? The answer is easy. They save people money and lots of it!

At one time, or another most of the U.S. population has bought something used because they saw the difference in price. Those who did felt they didn't need to keep up with the Jones' and put the savings where they needed it. Buying used just shows how savvy a person is with their money and buying refurbished notebooks is a smart thing to do.

Many students and business professionals need to stay mobile and must keep their notebook PC as current as possible to operate today's technology. The downside is it can be very expensive. Now it doesn't have to cost a fortune to keep up with current technology and stay mobile. Refurbished laptops provide the freedom from wires, and the ability to do almost anything, anywhere without the high price of a new mobile computer.

By M Johnson

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