Microsoft expands to replace new plan: up to $350

Microsoft expands its old-exchange plan (Tencent technology map) last week, Microsoft unveiled the ipad to replace the new plan, now it has expanded the scope of the program to include more smartphones and tablets, and consumers can swap old products for Windows Phone phones or surface tablets at a discount. This week, Microsoft modified the ipad to make it a complete repurchase plan. With the help of consumer electronics and repair services company Clover Wireless, the program now offers up to 350 dollars in price, and consumers can use second-hand smartphones and tablets from a range of vendors to trade Microsoft products, such as ASUS and ZTE's two handsets. There are no restrictions on qualifying, and Microsoft says participants in the program can also swap out a variety of devices. For Microsoft, which has been faced with difficulties in managing surface inventories and stimulating consumers to buy windows Phone handsets, the new plan seems to be a matter of course. Historically, the old-exchange plan has been one of the best ways to boost the growth of new equipment sales.