My quest for Laptop

I am not a techie, hence choosing an appropriate mobile or laptop has always been a tedious task for me, especially in this ever-advancing digital world. It was the case when I wanted to buy a new laptop a couple of years ago. I did all the conventional methods others do when they decide to buy a new gadget and they have no idea about which one to pick out of the options available, like asking friends for suggestions and tapping searching engines for ideas.

To make my decision easier I firstly, fixed my budget which really helps me to narrow down my search for a personal laptop. Since I am not a gamer I really do not need high-end laptops, I just use them for doing research on search engines, watching videos and editing documents. With that, I explored the available deals on Amazon, Flipkart, and other notable websites that offer pieces of advice on picking the best devices. Especially listing on the Amazon page that effectively showcased all the essential features of the product along with customer reviews, helped me to compare and finalize my option. Finally, I zeroed in on Asus 555L, make from the popular Taiwanese manufacturer.

The product offered Intel core i3, 4GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage and that was a nice deal for that price range; blessed with powerful hardware, large and responsive trackpad, metallic keyboard, great sound system, and long battery life.

On the other hand, it is really bulked up in stature making it not portable. Coming to the display the device offers a 15.6-inch display against 1080p full HD that are featured on its high-end contemporaries.

Despite the above flaws, this one comes with ample storage and memory support; no questions on its usability as it enables us to carry out of all basic needs with ease.

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