It will depend on your computing needs like e.g.
* Applications you plan to run
* Where do you need to use the computer and do you need it to be portable so that you can take it along with when traveling?
* How much processing power do you need for your applications?
* Do you need your computer to be easily upgradeable for processor, graphics etc.
* Budget
Laptops designs are generally constraint by weight and size of components which can be put in the machine so at the same price you can desktops more powerful configuration. Larger harddisk capacities and faster processors are available for desktops. For gaming desktops are recommended. Service and upgrades are cheaper for desktops. But if portability is the main requirement and you want a computer which can be easily carried in a bag or backpack then laptop is the only choice.
- Neeraj Sharma
Desktop computers differ from laptops and notebooks because they are not portable like laptops and notebooks. Desktop computers are usually your personal pc computers with windows and/or apple operating systems. Laptop computers are great as they are portable and can be used anywhere there is wifi service as are notebooks.
at the back of the laptops is a cooling fan, it is not as powerful as the desktop computers but if is sufficent if you play games on the laptop it might over heat there for it would be better to play games on a desktop computer!!
typewriters laptops and desktop boards
Well, for one thing, laptops are basically computers. They can compute like, what I'm guessing you're referring to, desktop computers. However, Desktop computers are actually cheaper to own that laptops, if you look at a comparison of price to performance. So in a sense, you get more bang for your buck with desktop computers as compared to laptops. If you're looking at matinence costs, etc., then it would still be cheaper to own a desktop pc. Laptops have a much higher chance of getting broken that desktop computers, and of course, data theft is a large problem with laptops if you accidentally leave yours in an airport or other public place.
Sony uses memory sticks, but its not the kind your thinking of, which are better suited for laptops and desktop computers.
Well laptops are way more similar to desktop computers in many perspectives
The reasons why new computers get bad ratings when they are indeed so much better than before is because desktop computers can not be carried anywhere you want like laptops do.
You don't, DVD burners come on desktop computers/laptops
It is probabely because it is portable and desktop's aren't. and for Laptops can you can probabely Burn DVD's and for Desktops of the past you can't do that. For the new Desktop's you can. Desktops aren't portable but Laptops are.
It depends entirely on the computer. No brand is inherently better than another. Computers are the sum of their parts.
- accessing data away from home and office. - playing game while travlle
Toshiba did at one point make desktops. However, they were not as popular as their laptops, so they stopped production to save money.