We've all had the experience of buying something expensive, getting it home, taking it out of the box, and finding that something just isn't right. Maybe it's scratched or dented. Maybe it lacks a ...

I saw your recommendation about buying refurbished Apple products and was wondering about other refurbished electronics or brands. Is it safe to buy a refurbished or open box TV, for example, or a ...

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ANSWER: The only one I have direct experience with is http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/22/campaigns/outlet. Since you said you prefer going to a store rather than an ...

In this information age, small and medium businesses must have information communication technologies to compete in the world. However, computer costs can be prohibitive, especially when bulk ...

For new computers, I usually suggest spending $600 or more to ensure you’re getting a decent machine. But if that’s out of your budget, you can find some nice refurbished options in the $200-$400 ...

There's a simple reason to buy refurbished tech instead of a brand-new device: to save money. And, depending on how the tariff situation plays out, new electronics could get very expensive very ...