It doesn’t matter much. And unless you were to dig into the system settings (or you can open up the PC and take a peek at the CPU), you’re unlikely to be able to tell which PC is being powered by what processor.
These 3 brands outclass the rest. They’re all good values!. They all make laptops for different purposes, like business and gaming laptops. They all cater for every budget within reason.
A consumer laptop targets the average consumer who probably doesn’t do anything interesting or important with their laptop. If it isn’t working quite right, it doesn’t matter, the consumer would rather pay less for a device that they don’t use intensively.
A business laptop targets businesses. They are more expensive, but higher quality, more reliable, and more durable. Every hour wasted by an employee screwing with a cheap, unreliable laptop isn’t just a waste of time, it’s now a waste of money. Money to pay the employee, and possibly the IT gal. The extra reliability of a business laptop is worth it for the business, because in the end it saves money.
