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i-RefurbishedLaptops.com Releases a Guide to Refurbished Laptops
Added: (Fri Aug 26 2005)
According to i-RefurbishedLaptops.com, computing freedom, independence, and mobility don’t have to come with a hefty price tag.
Manufacturers refurbish laptop computers that have been returned. The laptop might have a scratched screen or other minor blemish. In some cases, the laptop was an unwanted gift or its packaging was dented. The laptop is inspected by the manufacturer, tested for quality, and repackaged for sale at a much lower price.
While many new laptops can cost thousands of dollars, most refurbished laptop computers usually cost less than a couple of grand, and often less than $500. In most cases, they are as good as new and have a very low return rate. They even come with guarantees and warranties, just as you would expect with a new model.
As i-RefurbishedLaptops.com explains, a refurbished laptop can satisfy most people’s basic computing needs, such as word processing, running software, reading e-mail, creating spreadsheets, playing CDs, surfing the Internet, and more. Laptops allow access to all these features from anywhere.
All laptop manufacturers offer refurbished laptops, including such popular brands as Dell, IBM, Toshiba, and HP.
Computer prices are affected by type of processor, operating system, modem, and network card; size of the hard drive and RAM (Random Access Memory); and whether there is a CD/DVD-ROM/RW, a video card, a sound card, and zip drive. Prices are also affected by screen size and type of chassis.
Refurbished Laptops provides detailed information on quality, cheap refurbished laptops by manufacturers like Dell, IBM, Toshiba, and HP, as well as refurbished laptop batteries and related products. Refurbished Laptops is the sister site of Rack Mount Computers Web.