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If you work in an office or are one of the third of the Australian population that works from home, time spent in front of a computer for work likely constitutes the bulk of your day.When your workday ends, there are a lot of recreational uses for computers, too. The bottom line is that technology is a big part of our lives, and its influence is only growing. That's why it's more important than ever to get the perfect computer for your workspace… Read more

Some myths give used computers a bad reputation. Many think they don't work as well as new ones, and you're better off spending more money for higher quality. They believe it's recycled junk.The truth is that refurbished technology is the way to go. It's environmentally friendly, doesn't break the bank, and can work like it's brand new.Keep reading to learn about the benefits of buying used computers.1. Saves MoneyIn 2013, schools worldwide spent… Read more

Electronic waste accumulation is estimated to surpass 57 million tons by 2021. There are no set rules and regulations that govern electronic waste management in the U.S.This responsibility is bestowed upon the different states in America. In fact, fifteen states don’t have effective regulations in place until today. In contrast, the European Union has strict laws on electronic waste managementGetting a refurbished server for your small to medium… Read more

In April 2002, the one billionth personal computer was shipped. That figure reached two billion by 2007.Even with the rise of smartphones, personal computers continue to be big business, with the Australian market growing 2.2 percent in 2017. Investing in brand-new computer hardware still doesn't come cheap. You don't need to spend a fortune to get your hands on a great machine if you buy refurbished computers.Read on as we take a look at wh… Read more