Don't be fooled! Your electronics are not obsolete.

Mary C.

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Hate how you call the manufacture of your cell phone, laptop, and digital camera to replace a part, and you are told that they no longer carry parts for your device? Ever get the spiel on how you should upgrade to a newer model? “Why would I buy another one if I just got this one not too long ago? I just want a part for it, not a new one." is what I think when I am told this. Ever have an experience like this?

It seems that known manufactures have come up with a clever way to get consumers to replace their electronic products every 2 years or so by usually not providing replacement parts, and if they do, the prices are so high that it almost makes you consider buying a new model. They try to entice you to buy the “new and improved” version. Well, what was wrong with the old one? Now, if you are an electronics buff, then great, you will have a new toy every year or so. For the rest of us who don’t find it necessary to replace a perfectly good item for 1 or 2 new features that we probably won’t use anyways, we now have the option of ordering hard to find electronic accessories online from vendors such as AtBatt.com.

AtBatt.com realizes the high demand for replacement parts for all kinds of electronic devices, especially batteries. Let’s not let major brand name corporations take us for a ride. We don’t need to buy a brand new digital camera or camcorder just because our battery goes dead, or we lost our charger. These brand name companies such as Sony and Motorola state that they make great quality products, so let’s put them to the test. Use your digital camera for years to come. Keep that laptop as long as desired and just add more features and software if needed. Don’t replace that cell phone that you love so much. Make the most of the money you paid for it. Simply replace the battery when needed. Purchase another charger if you lose yours. Let’s be smart consumers and get the most bang for your buck!

Don't be fooled! Your electronics are not obsolete.

Don't be fooled! Your electronics are not obsolete.

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