Product category
Computing
Business laptops, desktops, workstations, mini PCs and all-in-ones — the highest-volume category in IT asset renewal, and the one where reuse is most often the right answer.
What this category covers
Included in computing
- Business and consumer laptops
- Desktop computers
- Mobile and desktop workstations
- Mini PCs and small form factor systems
- All-in-one computers
- Docking stations and power adapters
This list is a starting point. TAR also considers additional IT and electronic equipment outside the categories shown on this site — if you are unsure, ask.
Computing questions
How can companies sell surplus laptops in bulk?
Describe the fleet: model families, approximate quantities, generation range, condition and whether chargers are included. TAR buys business notebook fleets from suppliers in the USA, UK, Australia and Europe and remarkets them internationally.
Do laptops need to be tested first?
No. Untested and mixed-condition fleets are normal. An honest description of what you believe the condition to be is more useful than testing you were not planning to do.
What about machines with missing drives?
Still purchased. Note it in the description so the shipment is valued accurately — a fleet supplied without storage is a normal and expected scenario.
Other categories
More of what TAR handles
Servers
Rack servers, tower servers and enterprise hardware — bought in bulk from decommissions, refreshes and surplus stock, …
Storage
Hard disk drives, solid state drives, storage arrays and NAS equipment — handled as a segregated stream from the momen…
Components
Memory, processors, graphics and accelerator cards, system boards and power supplies — the parts that routinely outliv…
Suppliers
Have computing to move?
Send a rough list with quantities and condition. TAR will tell you which lines are commercially interesting.
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