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Browse handy tablets for browsing the Internet on the go, EPSON printers, cordless home phones and a range of computer accessories, such as keyboards, memory and screen protectors, from the likes of Apple, Acer and Kaspersky.

If you love to get your hands on the latest tech, meanwhile, Hughes offer everything from smart multi-room soundbars and speakers to robot vacuum cleaners and smart washing machines which are sure to make your life so much easier. Get your hands on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One games consoles, plus general accessories such as adaptors and extension leads, and even software like Microsoft Office.

When buying from Hughes direct, online shoppers can take advantage of a professional installation service which is provided with Hughes electrical items such as freestanding washing machines, dishwashers and washer dryers.

You will need to disconnect any old appliance, while they will only connect to adjacent and available services. It does not include hard wiring or testing, while if a jubilee clip is required, this will need to be bought before delivery.

With freestanding washing machines, washer dryers, tumble dryers and dishwashers, their two-man installation team will unpack your product, connect it safely and can even take away your old appliance for recycling. If you happen to live in East Anglia, they can even set up smart TVs, PCs, tablets or laptops, plus install a cooker, microwave, oven, fridge, freezer or built-in appliance, while you can also take advantage of aerial and satellite installation services.

Hughes was founded in Suffolk in 1921 by Frank Hughes, who had trained as an electrical engineer.

Until 1928, when Hughes bought his first shop, the company rewound industrial electrical motors for the fishing fleet of Lowestoft. However, after buying the shop, which his family lived over, Hughes began to build and sell radios.

The business was incorporated in 1946, but Frank Hughes passed away the following year, leaving the company to his children - Peter, Phyllis and Jim. Hughes remains a family business to this day, with Robert and Jeremy Hughes now the third generation to be at the brand's helm.

Throughout the years, they have always been quick to embrace and introduce new technologies, such as televisions and innovative kitchen appliances and, by making them available for rental, they made them affordable to many more people.

From just one shop, Hughes had more than 30 shops and five service centres throughout East Anglia by the end of the 20th century and the acquisition of Apollo 200 and Bennetts has helped them attain the status of being the country's fourth largest specialist electrical retailer and the second largest provider of home entertainment and kitchen appliance rentals.