| When you are a busy executive, You want a laptop | | | | 2GB or more: Recommended for high-performance |
| that you can take with you easily. Ok you have a | | | | 3D gaming, demanding graphics work, and video |
| Desktop PC, But you cannot carry it with you. | | | | editing. |
| generally on the move but needs to constantly refer | | | | 3.Research Your Desired Laptop |
| to your office documents and reply to e-mails, As a | | | | Use the Internet to research your desired laptop, |
| mobile office worker generally on the move but | | | | read the user reviews, expert comments about it |
| needs to constantly refer to your office documents | | | | etc. Better to know exactly what components it has |
| and reply to e-mails, Then once again you need | | | | (hard drives, optical drive, processor, and video card) |
| Laptop. | | | | and know what software is already preloaded. Be |
| But it's important to consider the options you have | | | | careful of salesman who will try to charge you extra |
| available to buy a laptop for run your bussiness. You | | | | fee just for configuring or installing programs on it, |
| can purchase new, used or refurbished or even lease | | | | because these programs may already be preloaded |
| a laptop. Ok This is what you should look out for | | | | at the factory bundle. |
| when buying a laptop. | | | | 4.Screen size |
| 1. Budget | | | | It's Depending on the type of bussiness or work you |
| Decide on a budget and look for laptops within that | | | | run, make sure your screen fits the job. Graphics and |
| budget. Remember! you can get high-end laptops | | | | spreadsheet tasks call for larger (wider) screens while |
| (with high configurations nad performance) but at | | | | e-mail requires very little space. |
| lower prices simply because the brand does not | | | | The minimum you will require is a 12-inch display. |
| command a premium price. It does make sense to | | | | High-end users (who want to have the convenience |
| explore these laptops if the after-sales service is | | | | of a wider screen and larger keyboard, similar to their |
| good. | | | | PC) should go for a 15- to 17-inch screen. |
| 2. RAM | | | | 5.Networking |
| RAM is vital to system performance, lots of RAM | | | | You will at least need an Ethernet LAN connection |
| you have lets you run more applications | | | | and integrated wireless (preferably 802.11a/b/g - |
| simultaneously. This is especially true in notebooks, | | | | Wi-Fi) card. Also check for Bluetooth connectivity - it |
| because notebook graphics processors frequently | | | | will enable you to wirelessly transfer data to other |
| have little or no memory of their own and share the | | | | devices for up to 30 feet. |
| main system RAM. | | | | 6. Battery |
| Adding RAM is an easy way to boost performance, | | | | Your laptop Batteries should work forever, your |
| but first make sure the notebook's memory sockets | | | | laptop need good power to work properly. For basic |
| are accessible. (They're usually under a panel on the | | | | laptops, a single Lithium-ion primary battery should at |
| bottom of the system.) An easy way to determine | | | | least last 2 years. |
| how much RAM you need: | | | | That's it, just simpliest tips you should consider |
| 1GB: Good for basic office apps, running one at a | | | | before buy Laptop. And last, but not the least, read |
| time. | | | | your warranty information carefully before you make |
| 1.5GB: Sufficient for running several programs at | | | | a purchase. |
| once, photo editing, and basic 3D gaming. | | | | |