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‼️ Before You Buy A New #Laptop ‼️ While buying a new laptop, there are things you have to consider. Sometimes, you might need the help of an #expert in the domain to confirm to you that that particular laptop can be good for the task you want to use it for. One laptop can be good with the fast speed but you needed it for it storage which isn't available. One might fast and good storage capacity, but you needed it instead because of the larger screen size for big Excel works. Those are things you all have to put in mind before you buy. It's not just about the price or the color or the size that matter. Sometimes, people want something the very slim and portable to carry around everywhere, yep it's their use case. Here on PC Drills today, we decided to discuss some of the common criteria you need to consider before buying your laptop. Provided the cost isn't the problem. If you have the money, then you'll have to get what you're money is worth. *** Here are #key #characteristics to consider when buying a new laptop: # Performance 1. Processor (CPU): Look for at least a dual-core processor, preferably from Intel Core i5 or i7 series or AMD Ryzen 5 or 7 series. 2. Memory (RAM): Ensure at least 8GB of RAM, but 16GB or more is recommended. 3. Storage: Opt for a Solid-State Drive (SSD) as the primary drive, with at least 256GB capacity. Consider a secondary Hard Disk Drive (HDD) for storage. # Display 1. Screen Size: Choose from 13-17 inches, considering portability and your needs. 2. Resolution: Ensure a minimum Full HD (1080p) resolution, but consider Quad HD (1440p) or 4K for sharper images. 3. Panel Type: IPS, OLED, or TN panels offer good color accuracy and viewing angles. # Graphics and Gaming 1. Integrated Graphics: Intel Iris Xe or UHD Graphics are suitable for general use. 2. Dedicated Graphics: Consider NVIDIA GeForce or AMD Radeon for gaming and graphics-intensive tasks. 3. Graphics Card Memory: Ensure at least 2GB of dedicated graphics memory. # Battery Life and Portability 1. Battery Life: Look for at least 8 hours of battery life, but 12 hours or more is recommended. 2. Weight and Size: Consider a laptop weighing under 3 pounds and measuring under 1 inch thick. # Connectivity and Ports 1. USB Ports: Ensure at least two USB-A ports, one USB-C port, and an SD card slot. 2. Wireless Connectivity: Look for Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) and Bluetooth 5.0 or later. 3. Audio and Video: Consider a laptop with an HDMI port, headphone jack, and decent speakers. # Operating System 1. Windows: Suitable for gaming, business, and general use. 2. macOS: Ideal for creative professionals and those invested in the Apple ecosystem. 3. Chrome OS: A lightweight option for basic tasks, web-based applications, and Android apps. # Budget and Warranty 1. Budget: Set a budget and balance features accordingly. 2. Warranty: Look for at least a 1-year warranty, with options for extension or premium support. # Additional Features 1. Fingerprint Reader: Convenient for secure biometric login. 2. Backlit Keyboard: Useful for typing in low-light environments. 3. Webcam: Ensure a decent webcam for video conferencing. By considering these characteristics, you'll find a laptop that meets your needs and provides a great user experience. You might not know what some of these characteristics stand for, that's why you need an expert to help you buy, you'll pay him of course 😷 if you like, buy your car without a mechanic, you'll always spend time answering the question "why didn't you find a mechanic to test it before buying?" *** Usually, we just want the cheapest one available and we just consider that a laptop is a laptop, doesn't matter it's characteristics. But when it comes to a new #iPhone you say iPhone 15 is better than iPhone 6+ . You see now that phone isn't phone right? It works the same with computers, can't compare iPhone 5s with Samsung Galaxy 23 ultra.