Millions of people end up with the wrong computer. You hear people complaining all the time that their computer runs too hot, or it's not bright enough, or the speakers are tinny, or the screen doesn't fold back far enough.

Choosing the right laptop involves more than balancing cost against CPU, hard drive, and memory specifications. Are you someone who just enjoys Netflix, Facebook or YouTube? Or are you a writer, an artist, a musician, a chef, an athlete, a salesperson, a scientist, or a blogger? All these people have different laptop needs.

Do you want a computer that's ergonomically correct for who you are and what you do? You bet! You'll be spending hours on your computer, so you do want to make sure to get one that fits your needs and desires.

In this little book, I'm going to cover the basics you'd expect, such as: What exactly is memory, what does it do, and how much do you need? I'll also cover all the other stuff, because that's often more important than the technical specifications.

Then I'll leave you with a checklist and some in-store tests so you can come away with just the right computer.


How To Buy A Laptop: And End Up With A Computer You'll EnjoyHow To Buy A Laptop: And End Up With A Computer You'll Enjoy
How To Buy A Laptop: And End Up With A Computer You'll EnjoyHow To Buy A Laptop: And End Up With A Computer You'll Enjoy