Portability is a major factor to consider. Is your laptop something that you are going to be taking to school, meeting or on the road with you or is it going to be stationary or just used around the house. This is a big factor when choosing the right laptop. For example I have a laptop with a 17 inch screen and large keyboard as I am do not plan to take mine on the road. It is for home use so I enjoy the large screen and the size doesn’t bother me.

What is the most annoying thing in the world? Your shoe falling apart in the street? No wallet at the checkout? No! A dying phone battery when you do not have the possibility to rapidly recharge it. This is a problem every smartphone user has had to face. Because even though these phones replace many of our everyday devices and greatly simplify life, they do have rather weak batteries. There is, however, a way for them to be recharged!

Love taking pictures? If so, then you will certainly be interested in the opportunity to acquire new products from Nikon. Future Shop is hosting a contest in which the grand prize is the new D5300. All you have to do is look at the videos, in which Nhi Le present his photography workshop, and in accordance with Future Shop’s instructions, take a photo and upload it onto Twitter and Instagram.

1. A laptop is a piece of hardware or machinery. You don’t need to treat it like Godzilla descending upon Japan. Treat it with the care and respect that it needs. Keep your laptop in a secure case or padded travel bag when you are on the move with it. I had the misfortune of breaking a screen by not doing so.

How many people do you know that have a tablet or a laptop and do not have a proper stand to go along with it? People will invest several hundred dollars or more on a tablet or laptop and then fail to add a proper stand to go along with it. If you are in the workplace or in public you see people awkwardly holding onto their tablets or hunched over their laptop.