Back to school buying can mean paying out big bucks. When it comes to those expensive laptops and personal computers, we might have a better option for you. Experts say refurbished computers do what ...

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 ...

In his basement and shed, Glen Burnie resident Ed Witles collected and assembled used computer parts to donate to Anne Arundel County students — all in an effort to help students get online while ...

A new computer can be expensive, and like a car, it loses a lot of its value the moment you take it home. There's a huge marketplace of used computers out there, which means you can potentially save ...

What’s involved in refurbishing a computer? Limitations of HDD and SSD. Performance difference between refurbished computers and a new computer. My Windows laptop failed with a probable short on its ...

Yvonne David of Johns Creek is helping to close the digital gap for those behind in technology. She founded a nonprofit — The Pippin Project — to give away refurbished computers and other technology ...

Refurbished computers are all the rage for a reason. They're not just better for the environment, they're better for your wallet, too. But there's one question on everyone's mind: can you trust ...

Computers can be expensive, and especially if you need something with a relatively good performance. So, if you don't have the budget to buy a brand-new device, you might be considering buying a ...

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