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How to Buy a Laptop

Shopping for a laptop these days is a pretty daunting task. The sheer number of laptops available online or in a store's electronics section is enough to make your mind spin. Most people have a general idea of what their laptop should look like and what they want in terms of features, but are often intimidated by the choices available. That's where we come in.

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How to Buy a Scanner

Finding the right scanner can be a challenge. Most can scan just about anything, but they come in a variety of types and sizes that are fine-tuned for different purposes. Here are the key questions to ask to help make sure you pick the right scanner—or scanners—for your needs.

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How to Buy Cheap Laptops

Everyone likes a good bargain—the trick is distinguishing what's truly a worthwhile deal from something you may regret after you've used it a while. Buying a bargain laptop can be a harrowing experience what with all the components and features to choose from, and slashing your budget significantly usually means losing out on perks that you might need later on. We define bargain laptops as ones costing $700 or less, though you can find great deals at any price. Here we'll help you find a good laptop for $700 or less.

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How to Buy a Desktop PC

Does your desktop PC take so long to start up you have time to go get a cup of coffee—and drink it? Tried installing the latest game only to find out your graphics card is six generations too old to play it? Or maybe you just want to take advantage of the speed and reliability of operating systems like Microsoft Windows 7 and Snow Leopard. If any of these are true, then it is time for you to buy a new desktop PC. And we can help you do it.

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How to Buy a PC Case

Unless you're a really serious system builder, chances are that when you think about your desktop computer, you don't think too much about its case. In fact, as long as a few basic requirements are met, everything else is probably pretty much okay. That doesn't mean, however, that there aren't plenty of places to go wrong when deciding which case you want to house your new computer (or the components you already have). Understanding what the case does, how it works, and why it's designed the way it is will help you make smart buying choices.

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How to Buy a Motherboard

The CPU may be the brain of a computer, but by itself it has no way to interact with the PC's other components—it needs a nervous system. That would be the motherboard. When you're building a PC from scratch, the motherboard is what you need to link all the other components together. Here's a quick primer on what to look for when shopping.

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How to Buy a Printer

The first order of business in shopping for a printer is figuring out what type of printer and what features best meet your needs. We walk you through some key questions to consider. Picking the right printer can be tough, with so many variations in features available and individual printers with almost any possible combination of those variations.

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