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Old 01-25-2008, 09:26 PM
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Question notebook vs laptop
What are the differences between a Lap
top and a note book computer? What are the pro's and con's of each.

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Well from what I've seen, the terms are pretty much used interchangeably; with "laptop" being a bit more popular.

For example, Learn about Dell's notebooks, desktops, monitors, printers plus computer electronics & accessories. uses the term "notebook", while HP United States - Computers, Laptops, Servers, Printers & more uses the term "laptop" computer. Both are used to describe the portable, basic clamshell-type computer.
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Theres not much difference its just that the laptop is more portable. They can both run the same OS whether its XP/Vista, Leopard/Tiger, Linux e.t.c new PC's for the most part now have more storage, memory and graphics cards. Really not much difference in terms of software/hardware.
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