Purchasing a home or business laptop can be a much more confusing and not as many have experience with a laptop, what is properly known as a portable computer.Below is a listing of help and tips when considering to purchase a laptop computer.
>Battery usage
>dispalt
>drivers
>hard disk
>memory
>modem
>network card
>processor
>sound card
>video card
>>Upgrade
While this option may not be considered at first when purchasing a computer, it is an important consideration. Below is a listing of different options to look for when looking to upgrade a portable computer.
- What can be upgraded in the computer? RAM? CPU? Hard Drive? If available to upgrade, what are the maximum amounts or is it specified within documentation provided with the computer?
- Are the upgrades something that the end-user can do or does it require a service center to install?
>>Warranty
Finally, what warranty is offered by the computer manufacturer? How long is the warranty? Does the warranty cover both hardware and software issues?
Warranty can cause frustrations for most users. We highly recommend that a computer only be considered if it has at least a one-year warranty. Many cheap computers only come with a 90 day warranty; meaning if a part goes bad, you pay for the part as well as the service. This may not be an issue for users who just need a cheap computer and are willing to replace parts and service the computer...
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