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    Cutting the jargon
    When you’re looking to buy a laptop, the last thing you need is mind-boggling specs making it impossible to choose. We've done the hard work for you and put together buying guides to tell you everything you need to know when shopping for a new computer. We’ve also put our product pages together with you in mind, making it easy to compare the important stuff – processors, RAM, storage, and the top tech for each model. That way, whether you’re after a workhorse for video editing or a lightweight model that’ll zoom through your life admin, you’ll know you’re getting the right piece of kit.

    If you’re a gamer or want to watch films on your laptop, don’t forget to compare screen tech. Full HD models give you a really clear picture while WUXGA laptops display a wide, sharp image. And when it comes to size, you’ll want to choose between small screens at 13-14 inches that are ideal for taking on the go, 15.6-inch screens are a great middle ground. They’re still easy to take on the go, but you won’t find yourself squinting at spreadsheets. 16-17-inch screens give you tons of space for films, work, and whatever else you’re up to. But you might not want to cart these quite as far.