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Woot's inventory is as, let's say, whimsical as the website's name and overall vibes. The electronics selection spans from ...

While tax incentives are available for new technology investment, and sustainability initiatives continue to take centre stage, joined up thinking is MIA when it comes to refurbished technology.

The Trump administration's sweeping tariffs -- up to 145% on Chinese imports -- have disrupted supply chains and driven up prices on a wide array of consumer electronics.Even with exemptions for ...

Need a solid everyday device on the cheap? This refurbished Lenovo Chromebook delivers the basics—and then some.

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Acer was founded as Multitech in 1976 and renamed Acer in 1987. It is one of the world's largest vendors of personal computers. The company also makes other products such as tablets, storage devices, ...

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Can I get Microsoft 365 for free? Yes, Microsoft offers a free web-based version of Microsoft 365, where you can use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more, as long as you have a Microsoft account.

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