If you are using a laptop for work, I am sure you would prefer to have a laptop that provides comfortable keypad and sufficient hard drive capacity for all your files. Usually, when you buy a laptop, you should always go for the fastest RAM, highest hard drive capacity, largest screen, longest battery life and the most accessories port.
However, not everyone can afford these as they cost a bomb. Bear in mind that it is very difficult to upgrade laptops. Not to mention that you should get a laptop that is of high quality to avoid constant break down which in turn will ruin your work schedule and delay your work. If you can afford, invest in a good laptop so that you can use it for a long time.
Today, we are going to have a look at two laptops that are suitable for writing.
Most people prefer Apple. I would recommend the Apple Macbook Pro 17″.
Yes, it has a large screen which is easier for you to read whatever you have written.
Other specifications:
- 2.8 GHz Core 2 Duo Processor
- 4 GB DDR3 RAM
- 500 GB Hard Drive, DVD SuperDrive
- Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard Operating System
- NVIDIA Geforce 9400M + 9600M GT Graphics, 17 inch LED Display
Basically, this is an ideal laptop for online business entrepreneur or writers. With this gadget, you will be smiling throughout your working hours. You get soft keypads, which provide comfort for your fingers. The UI is absolutely amazing and easy to navigate. You can bring your Macbook along to anywhere you want to go. This is a luxury and of course, you will need to sacrifice in order to get the best.
Apple MacBook Pro MC226LL/A 17-Inch Laptop
Apart from Apple, Microsoft powered laptops are also popular. Windows have always provide reliable OS and the latest they have is Windows 7. However, I am using Windows Vista and it never gives me any troubles at all. I am using a rather old laptop: Acer Aspire 4710 that comes with Windows Vista Home Basic.
Acer is a popular brand offering high quality products that you should check out.
Introducing Acer Aspire Timeline AS4810T-8480 14-Inch Aluminum laptop.
Specifications:
- 1.4GHz Intel Core2 Solo SU3500 Processor
- 4096MB Dual-Channel DDR3 1066MHz Memory
- 320GB SATA Hard Drive, 8X DVD-Super Multi Double-Layer Drive
- Windows Vista Home Premium (64 bit, SP1), Over 8 Hours of Battery Life (6-Cell 5600 mAh)
- 14″ HD Acer CineCrystal LED-backlit Display, Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD
This is a divine gadget for any writers and it is cheaper than Apple Macbook Pro 17″. You get high quality laptop at an affordable price. Work comfortably without having to break your bank account. This is for those who are looking for cheap laptop.
Acer Aspire Timeline AS4810T-8480 14-Inch Aluminum Laptop – 8+ Hours Battery Life
With two examples of laptops, I am sure you will be able to make the best decision when it comes to buying a new laptop to start your writing career.
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I switched to Apple in 2008 after owning several Windows-based machines. The MacBook Pro is my first laptop and I absolutely love it. Making the switch was a breeze and Apple definitely makes a higher quality product. Frankly, I don't know why anyone would continue using PCs. Although they are more affordable, they break more and have to be replaced sooner. Anyway, I'm an all-Apple girl now: iPod, iPhone, MacBook Pro. And I'm happy with all of these products.
Yes. PCs are more affordable. I would love to try the Apple MacBook Pro but until I can afford it, I would stick to Windows. I own an Acer laptop for 2 years now and thank God, I get to do my work without any problems.