Your guide to choosing the right laptop

Your guide to choosing the right laptop
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Looking to buy a new computer? You've picked an excellent time.
Microsoft's latest and much-improved version of Windows has been released, Macs have gotten better with the latest version of OS X El Capitan, Google Chromebooks have gotten more refined; plus Intel has just released the latest version of its processors, which are faster and offer better battery life.
If you're looking to upgrade your computer this holiday season, here's a guide to help you get the best machine for you.
What are you using it for?
This is arguably the biggest and most important step of the buying a new computer process with battery scuh as Acer Aspire 2000 battery, Acer Aspire 2016 battery, Acer Aspire 2200 battery, Acer BATBL50L6 battery, Acer TravelMate 3000 battery, Acer BATCL50L battery, Acer Aspire 9500 battery, Acer TravelMate 291 battery, Acer TravelMate 290 battery, Acer Aspire 5943G battery, Acer AS10C7E battery, Acer UM08A73 battery. You can find solid PCs for as low as $149.99 for the Lenovo Ideapad 100S, $159.00 Acer CB3 Chromebook or $199.99 for the HP Stream 11 or more powerful machines like the Microsoft Surface Book or Apple MacBook Pro for well over $1,000, with plenty of good choices in between.
To make the best purchase, you first need to decide what you are using it for. All these machines run Office or can access Google Docs, are fine for browsing the web and can play Spotify and Netflix, but there is a reason there is such a price gap.
With improvements to Windows and growth of the iPad and Chromebook, the last few years has seen a rise in low-cost PCs. In fact, many of the major PC manufacturers now dabble in more affordable Windows and Chromebook computers.
Like tablets, these machines have 10- to 12-inch screens, and while they are thin and portable, they also feature the traditional mouse and keyboard.
These machines are excellent options for a starter computer or a second machine, and their small sizes make them ideal for young kids and travelers.
On the Windows side, many run Intel processors, which means all your Windows apps will work, like iTunes and Spotify. Microsoft even bundles a 1-year subscription to their Office 365 service (which includes Office plus 1TB of OneDrive storage) with the purchase of many of these low-cost PCs.
And while it is best used with an Internet connection, many of the Chromebooks also feature Intel processors and are great options if you have everything stored online and in the cloud. Like Microsoft, Google bundles in goodies including 100GB.