Businesspeople can often be seen on the train or plane with laptops typing away as they try and get some important documents for their next meeting finished. With the advancements in technology using a laptop has been enhanced thanks to Wi-Fi as everyone can access the internet to send documents, receive emails and do some research. Not all trains have Wi-Fi areas but some of the more established companies that travel long distances do offer this service.
Students are more likely to have a laptop as it is much easier to move around. As students are likely to move accommodation each year it makes sense to have a laptop rather than a PC. No disconnecting is really necessary (apart from the power lead of course) so it is quick to pack. As many students like to use the internet for social networking they can take the laptop downstairs into the living room so they can sit with friends and update their statuses at the same time.
Laptops now offer the user a considerable amount more than they used to with improved graphics, more memory and generally more capabilities. Some people may have both a laptop and a PC and you can transfer any work you do on either one to the other so no matter where you are you will be able to work on an important document if required.
Accessories such as graphic cards can be brought as an extra so if you need them for your job or just for leisure these can brought from many places online and in the highstreet. A laptop bag is always a good idea as this will protect it from being scratched and damaged. When it comes to laptops you can spend a lot of money for example up to £1000 or you can find some bargain deals at around £300 as it all depends what you are going to need it for.
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