Because they are portable, notebook computers often are more convenient and can

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Because they are portable, notebook computers often are more convenient and can be used more often. Desktop computers, however, tend to be less expensive and more reliable — one industry analyst estimates that notebook computer users call for support 10 to 20 times more frequently than desktop computer users. In addition, if a desktop computer component, such as the keyboard, fails, it is simple to get a replacement. When a notebook computer component fails, the whole computer must be serviced. Notebook computer repairs typically are more expensive than desktop computer repairs. What are the merits of notebook computers versus desktop computers?

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As Desktops are less expensive than Notebook computers. But present days we are witnessing great competition so it is hardly to work by sitting at one place without moving one place to another place.

Merits of Note book

1. Portability. Easy to carry from one place to another place. Small kid can also carry from one place to another place

2. Notebook is an particularly lightweight as compare to personal computer.

3. Note books are emplyed with latest technologies and techniques to produce high quality display screens that are very lightweight.

4. Every thing is inbuilt in Notebook computers like keyboard and a touchpad, for input. It has the provision of connecting external inputs

5.Same components that are used in Notebook computers and desktop computers, laptop components are smaller and well optimized for mobility and efficient use of power

6. No external wire connectors so it is safe for children also

7. Easy to operate and manage

8. By using this we can have 24x7 accessing data as it can be carried from one place to another wherever you go

9. Power backup also give some relief in emergency

10. It is silly but we can use Notebooks to charge mobiles in emergency

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