Laptops

How to choose a laptop

Choosing a laptop depends on what you do with it — office work, study, design or gaming all need different hardware.

• Processor. Intel Core and AMD Ryzen for everyday work; Core Ultra and Ryzen AI for heavy tasks and gaming.
• Memory (RAM). 16 GB is a comfortable minimum, 32 GB suits design, video and many tabs.
• SSD. A fast NVMe SSD of 512 GB–1 TB gives quick boot and room for files.
• Graphics. Integrated graphics for office; NVIDIA RTX or AMD Radeon for gaming and creative work.
• Display. IPS or OLED for accurate colour, 14–16″ balances weight and comfort.

Popular laptop brands

The range includes ASUS (ZenBook, ROG), gaming MSI, value Acer and dependable Lenovo — for both office and gaming.

Laptop accessories

Build your setup: monitors for a bigger screen, mice and keyboards for comfort, docking stations to expand ports, and external SSDs for backups.

Frequently asked questions

How much RAM do I need? 16 GB for office work, 32 GB for creative work and gaming.

Is the laptop good for gaming? Yes, pick a model with a dedicated graphics card (NVIDIA RTX or AMD Radeon).