Second hand laptops
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Second hand laptops
Can somebody recommend a reputable company in the UK (preferably NW England) who sell reconditioned laptops. I'm wanting something I can use on trips just for general correspondence, spreadsheets, emails. Also what kind of minimum spec do you recommend for this kind of work and how much such I expect to pay? Thanks in advance....
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From: Pewsey, UK
Try also :
www.laptop-land.co.uk
www.clonesuk.com
Unfortunately both down south, but at least an indication of pricing.
www.laptop-land.co.uk
www.clonesuk.com
Unfortunately both down south, but at least an indication of pricing.
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From: Manchester
You might have a look at...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...&category=3713
If the link doesn't show as one line then paste it into the address bar of your browser.
drop the guy a line and see if he has a shop you can visit.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...&category=3713
If the link doesn't show as one line then paste it into the address bar of your browser.
drop the guy a line and see if he has a shop you can visit.
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From: Deepest Warwickshire
Couple of pointers (based on recent experience)
- Make sure it's not nicked
- Get an invoice/receipt.
Why? If you need to contact the support dept. of the manufacturer, i.e. HP in my case, then proof of purchase is essential.
Moral: don't offer to help someone with their PC when you know that someone is likely to have dabbled in the black market.
- Make sure it's not nicked
- Get an invoice/receipt.
Why? If you need to contact the support dept. of the manufacturer, i.e. HP in my case, then proof of purchase is essential.
Moral: don't offer to help someone with their PC when you know that someone is likely to have dabbled in the black market.
