The choice of a laptop that would become an assistant to the educational process is associated with certain difficulties. Firstly, it is a compromise between price and performance, and secondly, it is important who buys it - a student or a female student. You need to figure out which laptop to buy for a girl.
Specificity of choice
First of all, the buyer needs to understand for himself that a laptop will not always perform only educational tasks (creating printed texts, searching for information, performing laboratory tasks, etc.). These can be games, social networks, movies, etc. You should also pay attention to the convenience of the laptop in terms of its mobility and practicality - weight, quality of the cover, surface, durability. After all, a laptop can travel from home to university and back every day.
The student is mobile and active
The university is not only a place of study, but also the start of a student's social life. If she is active, participates in university activities and takes an active life position, then thin laptops with a weight of no more than 2 kg are suitable for her. Similar models are dominated by Samsung (ATIV and XE series), Toshiba (SATELLITE line) and Lenovo (G series). The latter are distinguished by a fairly reasonable price and high quality, so you should pay attention to them.
It is possible to consider a netbook as an alternative to a laptop. The only drawback in this case will be the lack of a CD / DVD drive. And the cost of such devices is much less than full-fledged laptops. However, a netbook may not suit everyone - the size of its screen and keyboard is small enough, which leads to quick fatigue, pain in the eyes and fingers.
Student - excellent student
This type of student is distinguished by an increased interest in learning. She, of course, is not always an excellent student, but good studies are her main priority. Two situations are possible - she does not part with the laptop at all, or she uses it only in the dormitory / at home. In this case, both the models described above and the heavier ones (from Acer, RoverBook, Dell, HP, etc.), depending on the specific case, may be suitable.
For study, you will need a number of programs, which can be installed in advance when buying a laptop, or not. Then you will have to buy or download it yourself for free. The most famous paid office suite is offered by Microsoft, it is simply called Office. The free analogue bears the name OpenOffice and hardly differs from the paid counterpart.
Depending on the specifics of a particular university, a laptop may have AutoCAD, MathCad, Adobe Photoshop, CorelDraw, C ++ Builder and much more. The lion's share of all this software is paid, and the price tag can be several times more expensive than the laptop itself.
Technical stuffing
Modern laptops and netbooks have all the features you need to make your student life easier: Wi-Fi, large hard drive, high definition display, multi-core processor (at least 2 cores) and much more. Even inexpensive models can boast of this, so the buyer will not have any problems with choosing a laptop for a student.
