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How to buy a computer Choosing the right computer can be very confusing to say the least. It is helpful to have a few tips on computer buying before actually shopping. Once you have decide whether you want a desktop or a laptop, the number one question you must answer for yourself and your family is what you are going to do with a computer. If you don't at first determine exactly what you are going to be using a computer for then you may waste money buying features you will never really use. Here are some tips to consider when buying a computer: User profile For those using a computer to edit office documents and surf the web, you will probably do well with a computer that has a 60-80 gigabyte disk drive, a standard monitor, and around 256 megabytes of random access memory or RAM. If you are a technology or engineering student and will be using your computer to complete your course classes, then you will need important features like disk space, processor power, and memory for your system. This article has more on how to choose a computer processor. Why? It is because you will probably be writing software and doing web programming and will need a good bank of memory (anything above 256 megabytes of RAM). You also might want to buy a 100+ gigabyte disk drive with your system as there may be a lot of graphical diagrams to store. Storage space Gamer's needs And if games are your thrill, you will want to buy a computer with LOTS of main memory because you will be using it with your games. You also want to focus on quality sound hardware as well. Here again, disk space is important too. Once you have made your mind up on what type of computer you are going to buy you will want to cosider how to obtain one cheaply.
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