Question 1

Do All-in-One PCs come with keyboards and mice?

Accepted Answer

Most All-in-One PCs in our range include wireless keyboards and mice. Check the product specifications for details, as premium models often feature higher quality peripherals. Additional or replacement peripherals can be added to your cart during checkout.

Question 2

Can I upgrade components in an All-in-One PC?

Accepted Answer

Upgrade options for All-in-One PCs are typically limited compared to tower desktops. RAM and storage drives can often be upgraded in many models, while processors and graphics cards usually cannot. Check individual product specifications for upgrade potential.

Question 3

How long is the warranty on All-in-One PCs?

Accepted Answer

All our All-in-One PCs come with genuine manufacturer warranties, typically 1-3 years depending on the brand and model. Extended warranty options are available at checkout for added peace of mind on your purchase.

Question 4

Do you deliver All-in-One PCs to outer islands in Fiji?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we deliver to all major islands in Fiji including Vanua Levu and the Mamanuca group. Delivery timeframes vary by location – typically 2-5 business days to Suva, Nadi and Lautoka, and 5-10 business days to outer islands.

Question 5

Can I open a business account for bulk orders?

Accepted Answer

Yes, businesses across Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu and the Pacific can apply for a trade account to access volume pricing, 30-day credit terms, and priority dispatch. Complete our online application form for approval within one business day.

Question 6

Are touchscreen All-in-One PCs available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we stock a range of touchscreen All-in-One PCs from brands like HP, Dell and Microsoft Surface. These models are perfect for creative work, interactive presentations, or modern retail environments across the Pacific Islands.

Question 7

What's the difference between All-in-One PCs and regular desktops?

Accepted Answer

All-in-One PCs integrate the computer and display into a single unit, saving space and reducing cable clutter. Traditional desktops have separate towers and monitors, offering more upgrade options and typically better cooling for high-performance computing.

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