Sentences with phrase «expensive electronic equipment»

There was quite a bit of expensive electronic equipment around as well.

• Expensive electronic equipment • Valuable art • Irreplaceable antiques • Priceless family heirlooms • High value collections (anything from wine to baseball cards)

Maybe this has some use in Japan or one of those American cities where people are both living close enough together to encounter other gamers and stupid enough they carry expensive electronic equipment around with them everywhere, but I doubt most people will get any use out of it all.

If you're carrying expensive electronic equipment, check to find out if those items will be covered or if you can purchase additional insurance to cover those items.

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Isn't all this electronic equipment terribly expensive — another way of building luxurious cathedrals instead of feeding the poor?

Supercars like the McLaren 570S also don't often come with a lot of the fanciest electronic safety equipment, since their low - volume production runs would make developing such systems extremely expensive.

The 2011 Fit gets a safety enhancement by including an electronic stability control system as standard equipment on all models, not just the most expensive version.

You may wish to add a floater to your policy to cover specific pieces of jewelry and other expensive possessions such as paintings, electronic equipment, stamp collections or silverware, for example.

If you have an extensive amount of electronic equipment, designer clothing or any other sort of expensive collectable, you may want to consider purchasing additional endorsements, or riders, to obtain full coverage for these things.

Many people don't realize that some of our smallest belongings — such as handheld electronic devices, mobile phones, video equipment and iPads — are the most expensive to replace, and are also some of the easiest targets for burglars.

Those who are bringing expensive items such as: jewelry, electronic gadgets, laptops, costly sports or activity equipment should get special coverage for these items, because ordinary travel insurance policies do not provide full coverage for them.

Standard insurance limits may not be enough to insure an expensive computer, electronic equipment or jewelry.

Some travelers keep expensive things such as jewelry, laptops, electronic gadgets, antiques, and costly sports equipment in their bags, and they will suffer great financial loss if they lose their bags.

Student travelers who are bringing valuable items, such as laptops, or expensive sports equipment and electronic devices, should get a coverage upgrade for their baggage or personal belongings.

This is especially important for travelers who are planning to bring valuable belongings during their trips, such as: laptops, jewelry, electronic items, as well as expensive equipment for sports and other activities.

If your possessions include expensive jewelry, hi - tech electronic equipment, high priced collectibles, etc. the basic renter's policies just described probably won't provide an adequate level of coverage.

Some people who have a lot of expensive jewelry or costly electronic equipment opt, instead, to buy a separate policy for those types of items.

This plan is especially helpful for renters who are storing specific items of great value in their rental area, such as expensive art pieces, jewelry or electronic equipment.

Surge protectors are inexpensive, so they're a no - brainer when it comes to your expensive computing equipment and other electronic gadgets.