Aria PC Technology Becomes Latest Computer Supplier to Accept Bitcoin

Aria PC Technology Becomes Latest Computer Supplier to Accept Bitcoin

Major UK-based PC component and hardware supplier Aria PC Technology is now accepting bitcoin for payments. Aria was established more than 20 years ago, though its focus has shifted over the years from brick-and-mortar operations to e-commerce. The e-tailer began accepting bitcoin on 7th February, choosing to mention the news as an aside in a Twitter post announcing the launch of the new Gladiator Mining Frame. Introducing the Aria Bitcoin Mining Frame... plus... we are accepting Bitcoins as payment from Monday! http://t.co/wUxZTP3wQ3. - Aria PC Technology (@Aria_Technology) February 7,....


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