The choice of laptop that you would want to buy should be governed by the use to which you would put that to use. If your requirements are restricted ... more

Answered by Omega, 11 Oct '09 11:18 pm

Rs. 30,000 may be a bit too tight a budget to fan out for a choice of brands as far as selection of laptops are concerned. Again, it depends on what u... more

Answered by Omega, 26 Dec '09 02:35 pm

It really depends on the kind of applications you are going to run on the laptop. If your normal requirements are word processing, spreadsheets and p... more

Answered by prosenjit bhattacharyya, 09 Feb '07 11:17 am

You do realise that this new generation of "netbooks" with 10" or smaller screens, weighing less than 1.5kg, with long (6hr ) battery life, with a lim... more

Answered by Shahryar Pax, 24 Jun '09 07:45 pm

There are two different types of Monitor currently available these are Cathode-ray tube (CRT) or TFT (thin-film transistor). Telling the difference is... more

Answered by Jitu Solanki, 21 Feb '09 03:25 pm

32-bit vs 64-bit ComputingTo start, let me explain the difference between 32 and 64-bit systems, and the 'why' behind it.In your computer, you have se... more

Answered by Jitu Solanki, 10 Feb '09 03:54 pm

"Best" depends on the need of the user; But there are certain general benchmarks that you may want to look at before buying a laptop these days.a) Pro... more

Answered by Arvind , 06 Jul '07 10:38 am