Tips to Buy a Laptop / Note Book | Laptop Buying Guide

I want to give you some basic and comprehensive guidance for buying a laptop. Whether you're a business owner, whether you're a student, or for home use. i will give you tips for buying a laptop.

1. Specification and budget:

The main thing you need to know is you need to know about:

1. RAM.
2. CPU.
3. Graphics card. 
4. GPU (graphics processing unit).
5. Screen resolution.
6. Hard Drive.
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After this you have to know about your choice or which platform you want to use like; MAC, Windows or Charome OS.

Your budget is actually gonna dictate everything else for the most part. It's gonna dictate everything from the power and the specification to whether you get a Windows laptop or a Mac.

In less budget:

GPU (Graphics processing unit):

GPU is graphics processing unit, Within low budget you're not gonna get a dedicated video graphics card, which means that if you're buying this laptop with gaming or very high-end video editing in mind, then it's probably not gonna be an option.

RAM (Random access memory):

RAM is the second thing you check while buying a laptop. As you know this is random access memory and used for heavy work so for a good work you have to increase your RAM. Normally in Cori3 4GB is good but it depends upon your budget. 

Graphics card:

If you're not playing games and also not working on videos a dedicated graphics card doesn't matter as much. If you're not rendering or editing 4K video, a dedicated graphics card just doesn't matter as much.

CPU / Processor:

If you have 8 GB RAM in corei5 or corei7 those processors are gonna be capable or letting you run multiple applications at once, you can export videos very fastly and in decent speed limit. For only browsing the web, or if you're using word processing applications, or some very light, basic, editing apps for making presentations, then you're more than fine with this. It's okay, you do not have to spend a thousand dollars plus if all you're doing is office work.

Hard disk / Hard drive:

This is used to store your data in your computer so as per your requirement you can take the package for you. Normally 250 Gb is more than enough. The hard drive will usually bean old school spinning hard drive. It won't be super fast, and it will probably add a little bit of extra weight to the laptop. So, just kind of keep those things in mind. If you go much lower than that, this is something I only recommend for students, if your budget is $300 or less then hard sould be 120 GB to 250 Gb as per your package.

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Laptop Size:

11-inch,13-inch 12-inch, and 14-inch laptop sizes are most common, so if your a student, and you're just doing basic assignments and browsing the web, you're doing Power points and Word stuff, then that's okay. But if you're gonna do anything more intense than that, then you're gonna have to invest more money. If you love traveling and most of the time do a lot of traveling than i will suggest you to buy an ultrabook.

Screen size and resolution:

You're gonna be viewing this.usually in an uncomfortable situation like in a train or a car, so you wanna make sure that it has a great display that's high resolution and you might even want to make sure that it's IPS which means that you can see it from multiple angles no matter how you tilt the screen, it's a good experience for you. These things absolutely matter when you're talking about Ultrabook and travel laptop. How to Change icon size in windows 10.

Operating System:

Commonly used operating systems are "Windows" where you choose the model like XP, Windows 7 and Windows 10 but the others are Apple OS and chrome OS and MAC. You can intall windows from USB drive also so here is a link for it to install windows 7 from USB.