NEO - Electronics for Rent - Desktop PCs

Do you want to enjoy the latest iPhone, MacBook or electronics by other brands without the high initial investments? Try Alza NEO; you can rent a device from us for a few hundreds of crowns a month and the price includes insurance against breakage and theft.

    Alza NEO – Rent the Latest Mobile Phones and Laptops

    • You don’t pay a full price for a device; you rent it.
    • Special deal: Option to terminate the rental after 6 or 18 months
    • You pay monthly rent, which includes insurance against breakage and theft
    • Promotional gifts, discount codes and cashback do not apply to rented devices.
    • Alza NEO applies to companies, self-employed persons and regular customers   
    • Full details for companies and self-employed persons can be found  HERE.
    • Full details for regular customers can be found  HERE.
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    Lenovo Legion T7 34IAS10 Storm Grey - Gaming PC
    Free delivery
    Alzaboxes and stores
    Lenovo Legion T7 34IAS10 Storm Grey
    Alza neo from  91.90 €
    In stock 5 pcs
    Order by midnight, get it at the AlzaBox in the morning.
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    Buy with code ALZADNI5 3,989.05 € The discount code gives the option of applying a discount on a given product when entering the code in the shopping cart. Získajte zľavu 5 % s kódom ALZADNI5. Kliknite a kód sa uplatní automaticky.
    Gaming PC , Intel Core Ultra 7 265K 5,4 GHz, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 16GB, RAM 64GB DDR5, SSD 2000GB, Without Optical Drive, HDMI and DisplayPort, 5× USB 3.1, 6× USB 2.0,...
    +Gift Gift Lenovo Premium Care - no registration required, pre-activated with a value of 73.90 €

    NEO - Electronics for Rent - Desktop PCs - additional info

    Computers, or PCs, are currently used in almost all fields of human activity. They have become an integral part of our lives. Few, however, would believe that the word "computer" originally referred to a person who performed calculations. The modern definition of the word first occurred when American scientists began work on the production of the first atomic bomb. The term "PC" (personal computer) first entered the lexicon in 1981, with the introduction of the first IBM PC (IBM 5150) to the market.