As you can see from our recent post we cover a large area within Birmingham. Notebooks are another name used for laptops. The name tends to be commonly used in America. Netbooks are also a similar name for laptops/notebooks. However netbooks can be identified as they uusually are smaller than your usual standard size notebook.
Netbooks usually do not have optical drives for example a CD or DVD reader/writer. This is one of the main things you should consider if yo are purchasing a netbook as you may quite often use CDs or DVDs and without a drive inside your computer then a netbook may not be an ideal choice.
There are however options to this which include an external optical drive, they usually connect via USB to your computer and are independantly powered by a power supply. this adds a certain amount of clutter onto your desk and might not be ideal. Then your best solution would be a standard notebook.
If you have old notebooks we can usually upgrade them and flush the system out. This will improve the speed of your netbook/notebook/laptop. Quite often when you purchase a laptop from a shop they install software that can slow your laptop computer down. Things like antivirus will slow your system down and some anti virus tends to be worse than others.
Other limitations of pre-installed software can include un-nessescary software that the Windows operating system already can do. this includes wireless tools and power conservation tools. Quite often manufactures will install there own version of this software when in fact the utility is already built into windows. This can often cause a system to slow down as more software has to be loaded on start-up/boot that is required and this will utilise not only time loading but a portion of system memory quite often referred to as RAM (random access memory)
Hope this post provides some useful insight. I will be updating on a daily basis in the hope that we reach 1st page on google by summer.
