Computers

Computers

Buying a computer comes down to matching the processor and memory to what you actually do, and the range is spread so that is a straightforward call. Laptops run from Ryzen 3 and Core i5 machines with 8GB of memory for browsing, email and schoolwork, up to Core i7 and Core Ultra 5 machines with 16GB and a 1TB SSD for anything heavier or intended to last several years; 8GB is workable now but 16GB is what keeps a laptop usable in five years. Tablets cover 11 inch WiFi and 5G models with 128GB. Monitors run to 27 inch, in 2K QHD for desk work and 200Hz Full HD for gaming, where refresh rate matters more than resolution. Printers and projectors complete it, with EcoTank refillable printers costing less per page than cartridge models over time.

The brands stocked are the mainstream ones with parts and service behind them, including Acer, Asus and HP across laptops, Samsung for tablets, Xiaomi for monitors, Epson and Brother for printers, ink and projectors, and Anker, Digitus and Platinet across adapters, card readers and memory. The main departments underneath are Laptops, Tablets, Computer Monitors, Printers, Computer Accessories and Projectors.