Laptops

Laptop category includes consumer and business laptops and notebooks, providing an easy way to find the right laptop for your or your company's needs by comparing product specifications and prices.

Category doesn't include PDAs, hand-held computers or various other more "exotic" products, but instead focuses on more "traditional" notebooks.

• CPU (CPU type)
  The CPU (or processor ) is the core component of any computer. It executes the programs with the help of other dedicated hardware. The CPU has high impact on the general performance of a computer. There are two big manufactures who provide CPUs: Intel and AMD, which both offer very competetive units.
• Display (Display size)
  The diagonal of the display in inches.
• Resolution (Native resolution of the display)
  Resolution is the number of horizontal pixels times the number of vertical pixels of the display area. Unlike older CRT monitors, flat screen monitors display information well only at the resolution they are designed for (a.k.a. the native resolution). This is due to the structure of the display, which has a fixed set of both vertical and horizontal dots (corresponding the resolution). If the resolution is changed, the display needs to scale the image to fit the screen.
• HDMI (HDMI output)
  HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is an interfacing standard for transferring digital video and audio between electronic devices. It is developed primarily for high definition displays in mind.
• Bluetooth (Integrated BlueTooth)
  If the laptop is equipped with a Bluetooth adapter, it can be connected with other Bluetooth equipment for data transfer. For example, a mobile phone may be connected to the laptop via Bluetooth and then work as a modem. Bluetooth is also useful for connecting other devices, such as mice, keyboards and printers.