I want to buy a laptop computer, but do not know from what respect to see a computer good with bad, consult!!!!!
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And finally it is to be decided the purpose behind the purchase that means whether for student college work and other learning purpose, professional / business purpose or mainly entertainment / gaming purpose, while to enjoy better gaming graphics and speed you need to have a processor of 4 or 8 GB for fastest game processing and a graphics card which should have a video memory of 1 or 2 GB, it is a good idea if you choose a bigger screen like one with 17 to 19 inches.
While for a student t is better to go in for a 2.0 GHz processor; as it would be suitable for Internet surfing, email work, and text documentations with RAM capacity around 1 GB or 2 GB for carrying out all the work fast that is required in college projects. It is better if you choose a hard drive of 250 GB capacity.
And if your are at job and you need a personalized laptop then go for a 2.0 GHz processor with 4 GB ram but screen wideness may be a bit less in this case say 15 inches.
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