5 Tips when Buying a Computer
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There are many considerations to
take into account before plopping down a large sum
of money for a laptop computer. Consider first what
you will be using your portable computer for, and
then select the laptop that takes care of those needs.
For example, if you just need a laptop to check your
e-mail, light internet surfing, and word processing,
you can probably get by with spending around $500
for a laptop. Here are some general guide lines to
keep in mind, and make your decision a little easier.
1. Look for a laptop with alternate
technology especially if you're on a budget. For example,
a notebook utilizing an AMD processor is generally
cheaper than one using an Intel processor.
2. Choose a laptop that has at
least 512 MB of memory. If that isn't possible, make
sure that the laptop is upgradeable to 512 MB or more
of RAM memory.
3. It makes sense that the faster
the processor clock speed is the faster your computer
will run your programs. Choose a laptop with at least
a 1.6 Ghz processor. This speed should put you in
the Pentium 4 or higher class of CPUs.
4. Select a laptop from one of
the top manufactures such as Dell, Gateway, or Toshiba.
This will insure you can get parts and service if
you ever need them.
5. Lastly, make sure your laptop
has wireless capabilities. Many businesses and institutions
across the US now offer free wireless web access.
Most laptops manufactured in the last 3 years have
this type of technology. If you are a road warrior
this is a must have feature.
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