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Choosing a laptop in https://www.itbox.ua/ru/category/Noutbuki-c4093/, you should fully understand what you want from it and what you will use it for, choosing a mobile gadget, and not just a PC replacement.
Types of laptops
The average laptop is often inferior to a personal computer assembled for the same money, but if you buy it not for games or work that requires high power, but for ordinary office work or surfing the net, then you should still consider all options.
Ordinary laptops are often computers with average components, not distinguished by high prices or a special design. Of course, you don't have to count on a powerful processor or a huge monitor.
Netbooks are the same laptop, but smaller in size and weight, due to which the components in it are weaker, but the price remains at the level of budget laptops.
Ultrabooks are the same netbooks that have small dimensions and light weight, but at the same time have good components. The cost is, of course, higher than laptops and netbooks.
Gaming laptops - if you still decided to choose a laptop for games, having your own reason for that, then there are such laptops. The prices are often overpriced for the filling that the laptop has, but if there is no choice, then you have to pay.
Screen
The screen is definitely an important feature of the device when choosing it, but it makes no sense to talk about the size or type: everyone takes what is bigger for them and everything is extremely simple here. It is more difficult to choose a screen coating. There are two types of them:
Glossy - has a more saturated color rendering and better contrast, providing a more beautiful picture, but it reflects well and creates glare, which will not allow it to work in bright lighting.
Matte is the complete opposite of glossy. Color rendering on matte screens is inferior to glossy ones, but allows you to work calmly in a brightly lit room or on the street, which is suitable, for example, for freelancers or people who prefer to move from place to place.
Processor
At the moment, there are 6 lines of processors (both Intel and AMD), which are the most common on the market. Intel has Celeron, Pentium, i3, i5, i7, i9. The first 4 are the most common in laptops, the last two are required for gaming machines and their price is much higher. Celeron and Pentium are more and more rare, and Core i3/i5 is quite enough to satisfy all everyday needs and even provide good frames for an average game according to the requirements (provided that the video card and RAM allow it).
Lines also have additional characteristics inside (number of cores, frequency, volume of caches). If they do not delve into it, then everything is on the surface: bigger = more powerful.
RAM
If speaking objectively and matter-of-factly, then it is advisable to take 8 GB or more, if the wallet allows it. 2 GB is the minimum and such a computer will indeed work slowly, 4 GB - the operation of several undemanding programs or the opening of several tabs (watch a movie and sit on social networks). For ordinary work, 8-12 GB is quite enough at the moment of current requirements.
