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How to Buy a New Laptop

Buying a notebook these days can be quite difficult. There are a ton of different specifications to look out for. When presented a sheet of paper telling you all the different specifications, you might feel like a high-school kid in the Chinese parliament.

So I’ll discuss some very important specifications that you should look out for.

1) Display

This is the very first thing you should look for. If you’re looking for a very light laptop, which has a very high autonomy, you should look for a 13-inch or smaller. Most laptops however are equipped with a 15-inch display. This is for the average user, the type of user that doesn’t have red eyes after his work . Its autonomy is a bit smaller, but still enough for proper use. If you’re looking for a laptop that is meant to replace your desktop, for example your laptop goes with you to work, and goes back with you when you go home, then you should look for the 17-incher. A socket to plug your laptop in should be very useful here, as the 17-inch display will be quite consuming. Another thing you’ll notice when purchasing a laptop is the resolution. A 15-inch will be equipped with 1.280 x 800 pixels. The resolution frankly means that, the higher the resolution, the more information you’ll see on the screen. Small text however, will be a little hard to read.

2) Equipment

With equipment I mean, the hard drive, the wireless network card, USB 2.0 plugs, FireWire, Bluetooth.

Even fingerprint recognition has become a standard now. Do now this!! Buy a laptop with your mind set to the future! What I mean by that is, if you spend little money on your laptop, it will not last that long as a more expensive one. Also, an expensive one (around 1000 € - 1200€ or 1250$ - 1500 $ USD) will bring better performances than a cheaper one.

I recommend you buy a laptop with a hard drive with 7.200 rpm. This will really speed up the time that is needed to load a program. Also take a look at the presence of Bluetooth, FireWire ( DV-camera’s), and if you find it necessary, a Blu-ray player.

3) Warranty

Unlike other product, you should look for a 3 year warranty. Most purchases come with a 2 year warranty, but if you get an extra year, you pay as little as 10% more and you’ll have years of “no-stress” use.

4) Specifications

Here we go, specifications such as the RAM, and how many GHz the processor has….Now this these technologies change from day to day, a benchmark with a slight better processor can turn out the same with a standard processor. It’s all in the details, sometimes you’ll have the benefit of your better processor. Dual processors are still standard in notebooks, there is (not yet) no mobile quad core processor. Maybe in highly expensive notebooks, but the question still rises : “ can it be seen a real quad core” . Intel’s processors starting from T8100, are better than ..well every processor that has a lower number…sounds simple .

Also know that with dual core processors the difference between 3 GB of RAM and 2 GB of RAM, will NOT have much difference, as each core can only access one GB of RAM.

The video card of a laptop is quite different than a normal desktop video card. Its structure is very different and better video cards will boost up the price. How can you tell whether it’s a good one or not….well take a look at the price card, if it’s higher than say 1700 USD, it’ll most likely have some gamer aspects in it. The reason why I can’t give you any examples is , that this industry is changing so fast, if I give you any gamer video card examples, changes are big that tomorrow, I’ll have to edit them already.

Good news for the autonomy of the laptops in the near future, the Li – Ion batteries will be replaced by a new chemical battery. Expectations are that they’ll give a +40% boost . So that means that with today’s average of 2:00 – 2: 30 hours of battery , you’ll enjoy up to 3 hours of battery !!

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I'm Jan Vansteenlandt, i'm 19 years old, i still attend school.
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At what temperature does my laptop core take damage?

At what temperature does my laptop core start to receive damage of the high heat?

Well, anything above 100C will definitely be noticeable damage wise, but you should try to keep it under 80C or you may cause damage, but more slowly.

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