3 main differences between a PC and a Laptop?

Answer 1

Here the three main differences between a PC and a laptop:

1. Size

A laptop is portable and can be carried easily, which is particularly useful if you want to move it between work and home. A PC, on the other hand, is stationary.

2. Parts/Repair

Fixing a laptop is far more troublesome than dealing with a desktop counterpart. You can't exactly order up an extra hard drive and attach it yourself. Laptops require professional installation. A desktop, on the other hand, can be added and modified as you please. Almost anyone can learn to add computer parts like video cards to a PC himself but it's virtually impossible on a laptop. Everything from adding memory to an extra USB port is just easier and user friendly on a desktop.

3. Storage

It's easier for a desktop computer to have a bigger memory and to hold more RAM than a laptop computer simply because there is more space available for the storage. The space in a desktop computer will often allow the user to choose almost unlimited accessories and options that a laptop computer just may not have the space to hold. Things like a top speed processor, the latest state of the art sound and graphics cards, extra ports for external linking and more than enough storage space for all of the programs, music and video clips that you'll ever need.

The extra space also comes with one more big benefit that you don't often find with a laptop - the ability to easily upgrade. This means that you can keep your machine from becoming obsolete for much longer by continually adding the latest programs, components and accessories.