This division runs deep. While laptop advocates boast a perfect integration of mobility and functionality, desktop users brag about more power and storage. Which is right? First, calm down and take off your boxing gloves, because the answer is neither! The reality of the matter is that the issue of superiority lies with'' you'', the user. Use the guide below to help decide for yourself which works better for you, because when it comes to laptops and desktops, both sides of the fence have green grass.
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Features
Below are some of the major differences between laptops and desktops:
Other Considerations
Here are a few other factors to consider if you are still indecisive:
* ''What type of user are you?''
** Consider a laptop if you like to check email from the couch and are not concerned with on-line gaming or extensive media storage.
* ''What is the primary use for your computer?''
** Students and professionals who need to bring their work with them frequently benefit most from laptops.
* ''How much are you willing to spend?''
** If mobility is not high on your priority list, your money can go further with a desktop.
* ''Do you plan to upgrade?''
** Laptops are more attractive to those who purchase a new computer instead of upgrading their existing one when it becomes obsolete.
* ''Laptop or Notebook?''
** Although they are virtually identical, laptops are generally heavier than notebooks and usually are packed with more features. Notebooks are smaller and easier to transport than laptops.
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