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There are many myths behind refurbished notebooks many of them untrue, so here are the real facts about refurbished notebooks.
Author: Philippa Wilson
Date: Nov 7, 2009 - 11:54:09 AM
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There are many myths behind refurbished notebooks many of them untrue, so here are the real facts about refurbished notebooks.
Myth 1. Refurbished notebooks are faulty.
This isn’t true. Refurbished notebooks are not faulty. They are even checked by qualified technicians before they are sold so that you can be sure there are no broken parts, faulty parts or system errors. People often think that refurbished notebooks are faulty because they are cheap. Being cheap doesn’t always mean that there is something wrong with them. These notebooks are usually bought straight from the manufacturer and are thoroughly checked before sold.
Myth 2. Refurbished notebooks are second hand.
Again this isn’t true. Refurbished notebooks are not second hand but may be cancelled orders. When people buy notebooks straight from the manufacturer, they design it to their specification. They choose what type of processor they want, they choose what size they want the RAM, they even choose what type of graphics card they want in it. When these orders are cancelled for whatever reason, the manufacturers don’t have time to sell them off as the spec is so unique. This is why the manufacturer sells it on to another company to be sold on as refurbished.
Myth 3. Refurbished notebooks are too good to be true.
Many people believe that if something is cheap enough then it is usually too good to be true. Well with refurbished notebooks, this isn’t the case. The reason that refurbished notebooks are so cheap is that they are bought for a fraction of the price so it is only fair that the company sell it on for little more than they bought for it. This doesn’t make them too good to be true but does in fact make them a great deal and great value for money.
Refurbished notebooks are usually sold by online stores. This also helps with the price as these companies don’t have to pay for shops, wages or overheads unlike a normal high street store. If you want to have a look for some companies that sell refurbished notebooks then why not try searching online to see if you can find a great deal for you? You will notice that all refurbished notebooks are good quality brand names. This ensures high quality of the hardware and components and gives you even more value for money. Why not save yourself some money and take a look at buying a refurbished notebook? You too can afford a top quality brand notebook without paying out for the huge price tag.
Philippa Wilson writes on a daily basis about many different subjects. Her main areas of expertise are notebooks and computers and she has written many articles about computers and IT.
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