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Die österreichweite u:book-Aktion, bei der Studierende und Bedienste wieder vergünstigte IT-Geräte kaufen können, startet am 23. Februar. Foto: Uni Graz/Lunghammer

Rechtzeitig zum Semesterstart öffnet sich am 23. Februar wieder das Verkaufsfenster für vergünstigte IT-Geräte

Ab Montag, dem 23. Februar 2015, können MitarbeiterInnen (Privatgebrauch) und Studierende der Uni Graz wieder vergünstigte Notebooks und Tablets über die österreichweite Aktion „u:book“ beziehen. Auch heuer gibt es an der Universität Graz wieder die Möglichkeit die verschiedenen Modelle zu besichtigen und auch kurz zu testen: Mittwoch, 4. März 2015, von zehn bis 16 Uhr im Raum http://campusplan.uni-graz.at/015G010010. Das Verkaufsfenster wird bis zum 22. März 2015 geöffnet sein.

Konstantinos Tzivanopoulos

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