Portable PCs

The "portable computers" category includes computing devices that are designed to be carried and used on the go.

Here are some key points related to this category:

Types of laptops: Notebooks: These are traditional laptops with an integrated keyboard, touchpad and screen.

Ultrabooks: These are thin, light, and powerful portable computers, often with a sleek design and high performance.

2-in-1 or convertible: These devices can be used as both a traditional notebook and a tablet, thanks to a flexible or detachable hinge design.

Chromebooks: These are portable computers that run Google 's Chrome OS and are designed primarily for online and web-based use.

Technical specifications: Processor (CPU): Determines the overall performance of the laptop. Memory (RAM): Affects the speed of program execution and multitasking. Storage: May consist of HDD (hard disk) or SSD (solid state drive) drives to store data and programs. Graphics Card (GPU): Important for rendering 3D graphics, gaming, and other graphics-intensive applications.

Screen: Laptops can have screens of different sizes and resolutions, ranging from 11 inches to over 17 inches, with options such as HD, Full HD or 4K.

Battery: Battery life is important for on-the-go use. Some laptops offer longer battery life than others.

Portability and Weight: The weight and size of your laptop affect its portability and ease of use when traveling.

Operating System: Laptops can ship with various operating systems, including Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, and Linux.

When choosing a laptop, it's important to consider your intended use, technical specifications, budget, and personal preferences for operating system and design.