Laptop computers have come a long ways since their introduction a relatively short time ago. Here is a look at some of their history and why they are so popular.

The personal computer first emerged in the late 1970s and found a following even with its limited applications. As digital technology advanced and microchips became smaller and faster, the use of computers became widespread with almost every office, school, hospital and business using them. As the form, features and uses of these computers continued to change with time, demand for more portable and personal computers arose. Eventually, these evolved into the virtual portable work stations that we know as laptop computers.

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just a quick video showing the insides of my desktop computer and a startup of it….sry about the glare in the begining. it started in about 55 seconds….it shows 59 in the video but i had a bit of a delay before i pressed the button. check out my other videos to see a tour of my desk and my other computer as well.

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Laptop computers have become the number one resource for individuals that are on the go, and need to remain connected. Fusing the versatility of portability with powerful specifications and features of a desktop computer, laptops have flooded the technology market; especially today’s laptops that are equipped with wireless network cards that allow the Internet to go virtually anywhere.

With processing speeds averaging around 2.2 GHz with recently introduced “dual-core processors”, laptops are far superior to their younger sibling the netbook. Laptops range in size from 10″ to 19″, allowing room for much more powerful hardware, software, and features. Furthermore, memory for laptops can range from 1 GB to 8 GB, as compared to the 512 MB to 2 GB netbooks.