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Because my device is 13 years old, and has gradually become slower and under-performing because of that, I would buy a more modern one to replace it. However, being that most (but not all) modern tablets are rather expensive, and I'd have to remove the proprietary software off of it again, I've decided to upgrade the hardware instead. While some things, like the keyboard, screen, USB ports, and battery (provided I keep it plugged in) all work fine, I want to replace everything else. Being that I'm not technical-oriented, I'd like everyone who responds to suggest the best but also most affordable hardware. I know I'd need to upgrade parts like the motherboard, CPU, RAM, and Memory (I know what those things are in name-only), but I don't know which other ones I'd need as well, so I'd appreciate it if someone could provide me a checklist. As far as putting the new parts in, I'll have a computer repair company like UBreakIFix do that for me.
In terms of vendors, I want to go with ones that specialize in hardware, but I refuse to shop at BestBuy because they engage in woke capitalism, and because numerous Chinese businesses are owned by the government, I refuse to buy from them as well. Because a Chinese business has a major stake in NewEgg, I'm hesitant to shop there. Are there other places I can buy from, or should I just go with NewEgg?
Edit: To clear up some confusion, I refuse to buy from Chinese companies directly. I know just about all computer hardware is made in China, but as long as I'm buying from a US retailer who sells Chinese hardware, that's fine.
In terms of vendors, I want to go with ones that specialize in hardware, but I refuse to shop at BestBuy because they engage in woke capitalism, and because numerous Chinese businesses are owned by the government, I refuse to buy from them as well. Because a Chinese business has a major stake in NewEgg, I'm hesitant to shop there. Are there other places I can buy from, or should I just go with NewEgg?
Edit: To clear up some confusion, I refuse to buy from Chinese companies directly. I know just about all computer hardware is made in China, but as long as I'm buying from a US retailer who sells Chinese hardware, that's fine.
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