Laptop buying tips

Here are 9 things to keep in mind that you do your research and are ready to buy. Try driving potential in the PC shop,know your options and guarantee of the store to return the policy, wewill help you find the perfect portable this summer.

1. Getting started
   Not sure what you're looking for? Do "RAM" and "processor"sounding like greek? Our interactive guide will take you through a crash course in quick and recommend a laptop PC series to meet your needs. Let's also a piece of paper on hand just for you that you can print and keep for reference.
2. Test drive
   Want to buy a car without taking it for a quick tour? Visit your local dealer to get more close and personal for the PC that you are looking for and do not be afraid to ask the seller a time on your own.Take your time to see if you like the way it feels, think of additional questions, or consult with an expert friend put it.
3. Ask to see a laptop with similar features.
   With both models side by side, one sees that one is clearly above or a better solution for you.
4. Don't panic about price differences.
   Two laptops may look identical, but differ greatly in terms ofperformance. To learn more about the specifications of the twolaptops that are similar, but vary greatly in price. If it matches the specifications, you can be a good case. It is likely that prices willvary for reasons such as the quality of the processor, storage, software and unique features such as the SSD (SSD).
5. Ask about the cost of upgrades like more RAM, a bigger hard drive, a Blu-ray movie player, and more.
   For a small fee, you can increase the ability of the laptop, so do not forget to ask these questions. It is cheaper than buying additional RAM when you buy the laptop. If you think you'll use it now ratherthan later. If you buy online, usually you can add updates. You could also do a little research in advance to be sure that you get a good deal about extras.
6. Know what accessories are included.
   Remember what it's like receiving a gift that requires batteries to discover that the batteries are not included? Do not let this happen to you not with your laptop again. Do not forget to ask what isincluded and make sure everything is in the box. If you need a keyboard, a mouse or a cable, you will want to get in the store, until you return home and unpack your new laptop.
7. Know your warranty options.
   Check the manufacturer's standard warranty first. Many problems, if any, produced immediately or in the early months of use, therefore a guarantee (which usually lasts a year) to cover without having to pay for warranty extension. But you also need to think like you are on your laptop. He travels a lot? Do you have a herd of dogs?Extended warranty can be a valuable insurance if you think that thecomputer can be some additional wear.
8. Ask about the store's return policy.
   Many stores offer a grace period of 14 to 30 days during which you can return a product for a full refund, without asking questions.Some stores charge a restocking fee, however, so make sure to ask about it too.
9. It's easy to switch over from your old computer to your new laptop.
   We have some excellent resources and tools to simplify the switchafter finding the perfect PC. You can transfer all your data with Windows Easy Transfer (see page for details and instructions). And the center of compatibility is there for you to find which of yourfavorite programs will run on your new machine as it is, with those who only need some improvements.

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