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| Ex corporate computers - a definition Ex corporate computers usually come from large businesses or government bodies - hospitals, councils etc. These computers are frequently supplied without disks (for reinstallation purposes) and have the original C.O.A. (Certificate of Authenticity) attached to the case They may also have security tags or the case permenently etched for identification purposes These computers are most likely, by their origin, to have had a hard life and possibly been shown little respect Usually ex corporate computers come with a short warranty period - possibly as little as thirty days Expect to pay less for an ex corporate computer that has had minimal refurbishment |
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Fully refurbished computers - what to expect Fully refurbished computer systems should have the following: A known history An appearance which is as close as possible to brand new Any worn or suspect components replaced All disks and licences (where relevant), to allow a full reinstall, should be included - especially the Operating System (Microsoft Windows) disk Comprehensive support from the vendor A long warranty period - ideally 12 months Expect to pay more for a fully refurbished computer |
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