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A laptop computer works in the same way that a desktop computer works, except the parts are smaller and more compact. That is usually why their prices are generally higher than that of desktop models with the same features. Check out the link provided that goes into alot more detail of how a computer works! Hope this helps...
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Describe how a laptop charger works?
I do not know how it works fhouehriurhgiuhdsfhsdklf.
How do you play online multiplayer on a laptop?
Just install the online multiplayer on the laptop and hope it works.
How smartphone works?
It works more than PDA's and more than regular phone. Works like a mini laptop.
Why cant Brett get a laptop that works?
cause he's Brett
You have vertical colored lines on laptop monitor an external monitor works fine?
Your screen connector or your screen is failing in the laptop.
What is happening to the laptop you can log in to your twitter account but you cant do anything and when you use another laptop it works?
Your firewall is probably blocking it.
Will a racing wheel work on a laptop?
If it has a USB plug in, then yes. I have a logitech G27 racing wheel and it works perfectly on my laptop.
What is a nice laptop that works well that can be expensive?
If you are looking for a laptop that works and which is not too expensive, you can try Acer, Dell, Toshiba and HP. Those laptops are of good quality, they work and not too expensive.
Find the Best Laptop Stand?
The difference between a good laptop stand and a bad laptop stand is the difference between productivity and procrastination. Test out any laptop stand you are interested in to make sure it works for you.
How do you get 3D blender on Toshiba laptop?
I Have A Toshiba Laptop and it works fine. Maybe you need to update drivers? Or get the latest Python scripts.
What laptop works best with wizard101?
Any laptop with an i7 processor and a ati or NVidia Graphics would work just fine.
If you load Microsoft office on your laptop will it replace Works?
No, They are different softwares.
