A while back, Steve Brown and his business partner decided that they would be well served by purchasing new laptop computer equipment for their operations. Neither Steve nor his business partner is well versed in the ins and outs of the high-tech world. They know next to nothing about high-tech gadgetry; they know very little about laptop computers beyond how to turn the things on.
Steve Brown and his business partner decided that they wanted to educate themselves a bit further about laptop computers. One of the first set of resources the men turned to in their search for information about laptop computers were laptop reviews.
There are two kinds of laptop reviews in the world today: First, there are those laptop reviews prepared by laptop computer manufacturers on their own product line. Second, there are those laptop reviews that are prepared by independent sources about various laptop computer product lines.
While there can be some benefits to reading a review prepared by a manufacturer, when a person like Steve Brown is looking for solid information about laptop computer products it is far better to turn to independent laptop reviews. There are an abundant number of resources available to the person looking for laptop reviews.
Magazines that focus on personal computers and related matters regularly contain laptop reviews. One of the leading magazines in this genre is “PC Review.” (We do not intend this as a specific endorsement of “PC Review”: rather, we recognize the predominance of this magazine on the market today.
Laptop reviews are also available throughout the World Wide Web. We certainly suggest that a person considering the purchase if a laptop spend some time cruising around the World Wide Web to examine some of the laptop reviews that can be found on innumerable Net Websites.