Edit Article  Edited by KJR, Harri, Linus, Debbie McRae Atkinson
and 2 others  Choosing the right laptop for you can be a hard
task, but this article should make it a lot simpler!      1. 1
Brainstorm. Map out in your head, or on paper, how much money
you want to spend on a laptop, what you need it for, the size,
and where you want to go with it.   2. 2     Think about whether
you want a MacBook or a PC. MacBooks are much simpler and
arguably better looking than PCs, but most PCs cost less money.
3. 3     Ask yourself, "Do I need it for work or play?" If you
need a laptop for games, films, TV etc, you are better off
getting a gaming PC. These have faster processors and better
graphics cards than standard laptops. If you need a laptop to
take to work and give presentations, you might be better off
getting a netbook or smaller laptop.   4. 4     The size of a
laptop depends largely on what you want to do with it. If you
are going to be traveling with it all the time, you are better
off getting a smaller l