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After damning reports on its warranty procedure in the US, spearheaded by Gamers Nexus (GN), the PC and electronics manufacturer Asus has agreed to implement a comprehensive number of changes to its support and repair systems. Among various commitments, Asus says it will create a team dedicated to resolving all outstanding issues raised in customer surveys and a new US-based support centre. The full list of changes and agreements has been posted by Gamers Nexus, as all of this came about due to the investigative work of Steve Burke, founder of GN, and his team. This culminated with a face-to-face meeting between the hardware review site and Asus at Computex 2024, something I can't recall happening in the PC hardware industry very often, if at all.
Here we are again, it's the long run up to another sun-drenched Amazon Prime Day for 2024. And it's surely a far cry from the abject misery of the cold and wet Big Deal Days of last year. Seriously, who comes up with these names, Mr. Bezos? You need to have a word. Anyways, it's the first big sales event of the year, and the Amazon Prime Day gaming laptop deals could potentially represent some of the best bargains of the season.
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