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Did you know that 20 to 50 million metric tons of electronic waste is thrown out every year across the world? Not only is that harmful to the environment, it’s also hurting your wallet. Yeah, you can buy a new, cheap laptop, but maybe this Earth Day you want to cut down your carbon footprint by purchasing a refurbished one.

In honor of our planet, the PCMag Shop is offering discounts on refurbished computers and accessories — savings you won’t want to pass up.

Dell Inspiron 7573 2-in-1 laptop — save $230

Shopping refurbished means you can get some decked out laptops at a pretty low price. This 15-inch 2-in-1 has a Full HD IPS touch display, a quad-core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, and a huge 512GB SSD. A similar, new model can cost you closer to $1,400, but this refurbished laptop will run you $899.99.  Read more...

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