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Two question I am frequently asked are: "What computer is right for me?" and "Do you accept immediate trade-ins?" The first answer is more a matter of personal choice and need. In other words, how do you currently use a computer? How will you grow into the capabilities of a new PC over the next two or three years? To the second question, stores do recycle but do not offer immediate trade-in or sell used equipment. We encourage everyone to check out the value of their functional electronic devices for a credit or at least recycle items.
Recently, Best Buy has partnered with Intel to provide a tool. The "Discover the Difference of a New PC" guide asks, "is it time for an upgrade?" It assesses the abilities of your currently working PC as compared to a new PC. I am impressed with how easy it is to use this website, especially if you know your current processor type and speed, amount of RAM, and amount of hard drive storage. [Hint: right-click on "My Computer" or "Computer" and select "Properties" to find these values.] Then the tool suggests what to shop for in a new PC and provides you average trade-in value from http://bestbuytradein.com. From there you can click to begin selecting the Intel-based PC right for you. The only way this could be easier is if it did all the work for you. However, isn't shopping half the fun?
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