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When you buy from us, you're getting more than just a product.
✔️ Friendly Support
✔️ Australian Warranty
✔️ Fast Dispatch
...And this computer, which was called the Earth,
was so large that it was frequently mistaken for a planet,
especially by the strange ape-like beings who roamed its surface,
totally unaware that they were simply part of a gigantic computer program.
And this is very odd, because without that fairly simple and obvious
piece of knowledge, nothing that ever happened on the Earth could
possibly make the slightest bit of sense.
Here's a few things you should look for.
Learn more in our buying guide.
Depending on your requirements, you might require a more powerful CPU.
With so many options out on the market, choosing a laptop can get a bit confusing.
We'll break down the options for you, so you can make a better (and hopefully more informed) decision!
The processor of your laptop determines its speed and power.
A more powerful processor will make your laptop faster, more responsive and generally easier to use. More expensive processors, such as Core i7's, have more cores at their disposal, meaning they can do more work simultaneously without delay.
It's important to choose a processor that fits your needs. If you're doing video editing or gaming, a powerful processor with 4+ cores is almost a requirement.
However, for basic tasks like word document editing and browsing, a lower-end processor such as a Intel Pentium or AMD Athlon will probably suffice.
Intel Pentium & Intel Core i3
Intel Core i5 & Core i7
Intel Core i9
Memory is used to store running programs, so you can use Spotify and browse the internet at the same time.
The more memory (or RAM) you have, the more applications you can have running at the same time.
Applications like Photoshop, any video editor and even Google Chrome can use a lot of memory, so if you're planning to do heavy multitasking or content creation, more memory is better.
Most laptops these days ship with at least 8 gigabytes of RAM.
This is enough to ensure a smooth experience even with multiple web browsing tabs and other applications open.
Memory speed will impact your integrated graphics performance.
If you're using an integrated GPU, you'll want faster dual-channel DDR4 memory (3200Mhz ideally) to ensure optimal graphics performance.
The display plays a crucial role in shaping how you use your laptop.
Resolution, panel type (IPS, TN), refresh rate, colours and viewing angles all affect the experience of using your laptop.
Budget laptops will typically have less vibrant, lower-resolution screens than their more expensive cousins. Display quality is particularly important if you view a lot of media, where a dull, washed out screen can really hamper your enjoyment.
Additional accessories for your computer.
Protect and secure your PC.
Microsoft Office and other licenses.
Keyboards, mice and more.
