Computer Buying Guide

By byron August 11, 2009 1 Comment   

From tech updates to new trends (including built-in Wifi capabilities, display screen sizes, the new Windows Vista system), ConsumerReports.org gives you all the information you need when buying a desktop or laptop computer.
Speed: tests measured performance while running office productivity and content creation applications .
Ergonomics: tests represents the ease of using the keyboard, touch pad, and switches, as well as case design.
Display: tests covered screen quality, including clarity, contrast, and viewing angle.
Multimedia feature tests: include hardware (memory-card slots, AV connections), and software (multimedia playback and editing programs).
Speakers: tests covered speaker fidelity, bass response, and loudness.
Battery life: tested while running productivity applications.
Weight: tests include optical drives and one battery (no AC adapter).


Computer Buying Guide

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