Toshiba tempts SMBs with XP trade-in offer

Hannah Breeze
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Vendor offers £100 cashback on each XP device in effort to lure small firms to Windows 8.1

Toshiba is offering SMBs £100 cashback on each Windows XP machine they trade in for a Windows 8.1 device through a reseller as part of a new migration campaign which launches today. The vendor i...

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