Neuer Laptop gefällig?

Vergünstigte Geräte für Studierende und Uni-Bedienstete bietet zwischen 22. Februrar und 20. März 2016 wieder u:book. Foto: janeb13/pixabay.com

... oder gar ein Tablet? u:book Aktion bietet bis 20. März wieder tolle Sachen zu Top-Preisen

Neues Semester, wieder eine u:book-Aktion, die tolle Geräte zu vergünstigten Preisen für Studierende und MitarbeiterInnen der österreichischen Hochschulen offeriert. Von 22. Februar bis 20. März 2016 öffnet sich das Verkaufsfenster auf der Internet-Plattform http://www.ubook.at. Angeboten werden wieder Notebooks, MacBooks, Tablets & mehr. Infos zu den Produkten unter: https://www.ubook.at/produkte/

Übrigens: An der Uni Graz können die Geräte am Mittwoch, den 1. März 2016 von zehn bis 16 Uhr im Besprechungsraum der UNI-IT im RESOWI, Bauteil G1, auch kurz "getestet" werden.

Konstantinos Tzivanopoulos

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