In modern times we all need a computer but sometimes budgets are tight and there just isn't enough money to purchase new.
We stock high quality, fully tested, used machines that have come off of leases. They are excellent if you don't need the latest games.
That being said you also have lots of other sources to get used machines.. Ebay, Craig's list, garage sales, etc.,
Here are just a few notes that I suggest you look at:
1) What operating system is on the computer. I suggest avoiding Windows XP. While it is a great system it is old and Microsoft is discontinuing support in April. That means no security updates. Also, many new devices coming out may not work
2) Is there a guarantee? Yes it is used, but, if you purchase it from a company, they may give you some warrantee.
3) If you are buying from an individual test the important parts. Make sure, at least, the USB ports and the Wi-Fi works.
4) Be careful if you pay additional because of the software on the computer. If they don't give you the licenses, and you have a computer problem it could all be lost.
5) If you are buying this computer with the idea of upgrading it later, think twice. Most of the time you will pay a lot more by doing it this way instead of saving to get the machine you want in the first place. This is especially true if you intend to upgrade the operating system
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