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April 22nd, 2009

Toshiba offers some Earth Day incentives to spur online notebook purchases

Posted by Heather Clancy @ 7:01 am

Categories: engineering, green tech, recycling

Tags: Incentive, Satellite, Toshiba Corp., Toshiba Qosmio, T Earth Day, Notebooks, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, Heather Clancy

Earth Day marks the culmination of some incentives that Toshiba American Information Systems if offering to individuals buying a Satellite or Qosmio notebook computer off its ToshibaDirect e-commerce site.

There are three promotions that apply April 22, 2009, only:

  • First, if you buy a Qosmio or Satellite notebook AND you turn in some old electronics as part of Toshiba’s recycling program, you will get a $100 rebate. Here’s a list of what qualifies for recycling.
  • Second, if you buy a Qosmio or Satellite on April 22 (aka Earth Day), you will receive a free Norton 360 one-year subscription (worth $59.99)
  • Finally, if you’re not inclined to buy one of the preconfigured notebooks, you can receive a 25 percent discount on any customizable Satellite notebook if you buy it before the end of the day on April 22.

Heather ClancyHeather Clancy is an award-winning business journalist in the New York area with more than 20 years experience covering the high-tech industry. See her full profile and disclosure of her industry affiliations. See her full profile and disclosure of her industry affiliations.

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