Notebooks für die schmale Brieftasche

Günstige Laptops für die kleine Brieftasche kann man im Rahmen der u:book-Aktion erwerben. Foto: Uni Wien

u:book-Aktion für Studierende, MitarbeiterInnen und AbsolventInnen läuft wieder

Noch bis voraussichtlich 18. Oktober können Studierende, MitarbeiterInnen und AbsolventInnen der Uni Graz wieder Notebooks von hoher Qualität und mit umfassendem Service zu günstigen Preisen erwerben. Zur Verfügung stehen Notebooks, MacBooks, Tablets oder Convertible. Die verschiedenen Modelle können am Dienstag, 6. Oktober 2015, zwischen 10 und 16 Uhr im großen Besprechungszimmer im RESOWI, Bauteil G1, besichtigt und kurz getestet werden. Bei dieser Gelegenheit können auch alle technischen Fragen geklärt werden.

Nähere Infos zur u:book-Aktion finden sich auf www.ubook.at

Dagmar Eklaude

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