Britons offered PCs and laptops from £24

only_mee

http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/news/digital-home/3451730/get-pc-for-just-24/?cmpid=HTML-N100613&olo=newsletter

penrhyn

Will doubtless provide an alternative to watching the Jeremy Kyle show.

NiftyDigits

What is this nonsense? You can get up £105 cashback by signing up via TopCashBack and no need to be locked in to a broadband and landline contract.

only_mee

NiftyDigits wrote: »

What is this nonsense? You can get up £105 cashback by signing up via TopCashBack and no need to be locked in to a broadband and landline contract.

Got a link please?

penrhyn

Nice one Bill, mind you if you hadn't been distracted by sick children in Africa you could have put a bit more thought into windows 8.

zaax

mmm, you can get a net-top for less than that, and a working pi for even less.

mcfisco

"A new scheme backed by Microsoft is offering consumers in Briton PCs and laptops from just £24"

They actually pay people to write sentences like that?
Where exactly is Briton?

penrhyn

Nowhere Britons were Celts living daan saafh.

NiftyDigits

only_mee wrote: »

Got a link please?

Example here

Not a recommendation, just an illustration.

alinwales

Erm, most libraries have IT facilities and also help classes (after all, people who don't have their own computers and don't get online are unlikely to know what to do once they have a new grey box in the corner of their room)... so why not encourage people to go there for starters.

Though I do like the idea of refrubing computers and using them.. though I'd rather see them go to places where they can educate children or somesuch.

only_mee

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