Laptop and desktop computer technology is constantly improving, some might say at an alarming rate. Newer machines are faster, more powerful and have more storage capacity, to name just a few upgrades you can look forward to. The days of shelling out a couple grand for a capable laptop are over. Now you can buy a great laptop for much less. ASUS VivoBook
This powerful ASUS VivoBook full HD Nanoedge laptop sports an Intel Core i5, 1.6GHz (Turbo up to 3.4GHz) processor. It’s the perfect combination of performance and function. It has plenty of storage capacity, with a 1TB hard drive and 8GB DDR4 RAM. You’re also going to love its sleek look and feel as it weighs just 3.7 pounds with an amazing eighth-of-an-inch profile. This is an ideal laptop for your everyday computing needs and entertainment.
Acer Aspire
If you’re looking for a fast laptop at a reasonable price, this might be the one for you. This Acer Aspire has a 15.6 inch full HD display with a 2.2GHz Intel Core i3 processor that features Turbo Boost Technology for an extra burst of performance of up to 3.4GHz. It comes with a 1TB hard drive and 6GB of DDR3 RAM. The battery life is also amazing, lasting for an average of 13.5 hours.
Dell Inspiron
This dazzling machine has a 15 inch full HD anti-glare display and features an Intel Core i3 2.7GHz processor. It comes with a 1TB hard drive and 8GB of DDR4 RAM that you can expand up to 32GB. The sound quality is pretty spectacular. Waves MaxxAudio Pro pumps up your sound, so you can hear everything perfectly from concerts to films with rich, resonant tones.
HP Notebook
This affordable HP Notebook 15 is bound to be your new go-to laptop. It boasts a 2.7GHz Intel Core i3 processor, 1TB hard drive and 8GB of RAM. You’re going to love its portability, as it weighs just 4.6 pounds with a slim profile at less than 1 inch thick. The 15.6 inch display provides enough of a canvas to cover both work and play. Other features include a SuperMulti DVD burner, HD webcam, and DTS Studio Sound. So it’s perfect for watching movies.
