The manufacturer is the company that has produced the laptop.
The model is the product name a manufacturer designates to a particular size and feature set for a laptop.
Tell us which type of laptop you need to help narrow choices.
Laptop Type:[Any] Business Notebooks Gaming Notebooks Home-Use Notebooks Student Notebooks The processor is usually an Intel or AMD chip that is the power and brains of the laptop.
Processor:
[Any] Intel Pentium M Intel Core Duo Intel Core 2 Duo AMD Athlon AMD Turion 64 Intel Celeron Integrated graphics offer good battery life while dedicated graphics help laptop performance for things like playing games.
Graphics:
[Any] Integrated ATI Dedicated nVidia Dedicated Weight is an important consideration, if you'll be travelling a lot search for something under 5lbs.
Weight:
[Any] 8 lbs and above 7 - 7.9 lbs 6 - 6.9 lbs 5 - 5.9 lbs 4 - 4.9 lbs 3 - 3.9 lbs Under 3 lbs Most people buy 15.4-inch laptops, for more portability look for a smaller screen.
Screen Size:
[Any] 17 in - 17.9 in 16 in - 16.9 in 15 in - 15.9 in 14 in - 14.9 in 13 in - 13.9 in 12 in - 12.9 in 11 in - 11.9 in 10 in - 10.9 8.6 in The more you pay the more you get of course. Generally people spend $800 - $1,100 on a laptop.
Price: 
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