I get quite a few questions as to what computer components* to get. The list below is intended to serve as a reference guide for anyone that is looking for free advice.
What to Speed up your old computer and bring new life to it? Then consider one of the two options below.
If you are planning to purchase a new computer then here are three recommended specifications you should consider getting:
The rest of the specifications are up to you such as the weight and the screen size. Through the years, we have found that most users prefer the lightweight laptops. Sometimes they get a heavy large screen one only later to regret it. Note that if you get a lightweight laptop, you can also get an inexpensive external monitor and have a dual screen option while at your desk.
Vendor Preferences
Most people are really happy with a MacBook if you can afford it. Other recommended vendors are: Dell (the XPS series) or Lenovo (Thinkpad Carbon or Yoga) series. From my experience, HPs and other lesser known brands are not very reliable and the support is not great. Typically with computers, you get what you pay.
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Backup Drives:
Samsung SSD Drives. The Samsung T7 is a compact and high-performance portable SSD (solid-state drive) that offers fast and reliable external storage solutions. It’s well-suited for a wide range of uses, including backing up data, expanding storage for laptops and tablets, or transferring large files quickly. The 2TB option is a good starting option. 4TB would obviously be better if you have a lot of data.
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