Best Laptops For You

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Laptops come in many different shapes, sizes, configurations and prices.

Netbooks are laptops cheaper and smaller than you can get. Screen size is usually 10 inches, although some
netbooks offer screens 11 inches or 12 inches. The resolution of these screens is often less than the minimum 1366 x 768, standard for regular laptops, offering less space to work. Their relatively low power processors (usually Intel Atom) supported by only 1 or 2 GB of RAM will be about facing the average workload and HD video, but forget software intensive or extensive multi-tasking. Only get one if you can not afford better, but that could change with the latest generation Atom power Windows 8 devices.

Tablet, as its name suggests, are small laptops that are light enough to easily carry all day. With screen sizes 11 to 15 inch footprint is usually not much larger than A4. Ultrabooks are a sub-category of ultraportables. Ultrabook brand was created by Intel and ensures relatively thin machine with decent performance and a range of more than five hours. This is probably the best laptop for most people because it combines portability and performance.

Desktop replacements laptops are generally large and compact. With screen sizes from 15 to 18 inches, are the best choice if you are looking for something to replace your desktop PC. If you use your computer most of the time at home than on the road, bigger may be better as a larger screen should allow for more immersive entertainment.

How much should you spend?

Netbooks can be had for less than £ 250, while a gaming laptop can cost you more than £ 3,000. However, for the average user, it is not necessary to go over the £ 500 mark to find a laptop that will be used for all databases and more. Ultrabooks same premium can easily be found for under £ 700 these days, but if you want special features and exceptional quality (eg, a screen IPS) it will cost you a little more. 

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