Basic guide to buying a computer - Introduction
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| Thinking of buying a computer but don't know were to begin, its easy to become confused, all those different shapes and sizes, the wide range of configuration and constant arrival of new technology, where do you begin? |
 | First of all before you go out shopping you need to decide do you want a Laptop or a Desktop?
If you're regularly out and about a lot, a laptop might be a better option for you; with a Laptop you can carry it with you and use it wherever and whenever you want but If you prefer to place the PC on a table and place a Monitor on top, or place it horizontally, a desktop model would be a better choice. |
| Now that you have decided what you want, it's time to move on to the next step.
Shopping in the modern day has come a long way from the days of old; with just a few clicks you can turn your screen into a shop front. Choose a reputable vendor based on your PC hardware specification and service needs. |
When selecting a computer it is important to consider what will you be doing with it?
For example, if you're going to create sounds, videos, graphics and play a lot of games then you'll need plenty of ram, super processor, good sound card and a decent graphic card. On the other hand if you only intent to browse the web, read emails, use office programs like Microsoft Words almost any off the shelf computer will do. Consider all those factors when choosing a brand name, computer hardware, specification, technical support, reliability and what you're willing to pay. |
| While the latest technology may seem appealing, a super fast processor, top of the range graphic card, a full HD Monitor, blu-ray drive and other high-tech specification, would you really benefit from the top end specification? Don't pay for the latest high-end specs, unless you're going to create sounds, videos. graphics and other tasks that demand power. Continue next page - Click here |
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