When Should You Upgrade**?

Technology just keeps getting smarter and smarter. At times it can seem impossible to keep up. What’s new today is old news tomorrow.

Today’s Smart HDTVs deliver Web content on demand. Gaming systems offer graphics so defined you feel like you’re in the thick of the action. And music technology is so clear and crisp you’ll blink twice to make sure your favorite band isn’t playing right there in your living room.

So how can a person stay on the cutting-edge of cool? At Rent-A-Center you can upgrade** at any time during you rental agreement. Need an up-to-date gaming console? Upgrade any time during your agreement. Craving a larger HDTV? Yeah, you can do that. With Rent-A-Center, you’re never obligated to keep an item you don’t want, which comes in handy when styles change, technology advances, or your needs evolve.

Rental electronics, furniture, computers, and appliances are a cinch at Rent-A-Center. There are no long-term contracts, and you can get what you want — all without using credit. You can even fill out an application online to get the process started.

If you’re sick of being stuck with out-of-date technology, then change the game with Rent-A-Center. We have more products, flexible payment options, and you can upgrade to the newest model at any time.

**Agreement requires verification of residence, income and four personal references. Delivery and set-up are included, and Rent-A-Center services and maintains the merchandise while on rent or in New Jersey, for duration stated on agreement; set-up does not include connection of gas appliances. For model upgrades, simply return the product you are currently renting and open a new agreement for another model. You can return your product and freeze your payments. To restart an agreement on a returned product, Rent-A-Center will retain your payment records for two years. Thereafter, simply bring in your last payment receipt for reinstatement. In Vermont, minimum 18-week rental period applies. 90 days same as cash not available in Vermont.