There are various brands which produce different ranges and features of the laptop at a different rate in the market. While planning to purchase a laptop, most of us get confused as it is very difficult to select the right one. It is very much necessary to select the correct one because the price of the laptops are quite expensive and you cannot invest money every month for the laptop. This post is brought to you by Techlogitic gadget reviews blog.

There are continuous up-gradation of features, models, and designs of the laptop which makes very difficult for the people who purchase a laptop earlier as it is very difficult to enjoy the newer version in your older laptop with old updates.

So, here are some features you need to look out while purchasing the best laptop brand.

High-resolution screens

Earlier, most of the laptops were holding 1366×768 resolution screens even though you owned the best laptop brand and paid more money. In this resolution screens, you were compelled to view grained images and photos and at the same time, a bulk of text fits on the screen due to which you had to scroll a long way to view the web pages or any other documents.

Today the scenario is different. You can enjoy a resolution screen from an affordable system with a 1920×1080 or more higher resolution which helps you to view the movies and pictures clearly without any grains and also requires less scrolling for documents or web pages. If you are a person who is keen to have the highest resolution screen then you can purchase laptops which provide 4K ultra-HD displays that output at a ridiculous 3840×2160. As it provides you the best view with high resolution, it is quite natural that it will be costing more than a standard laptop with normal resolution screen.

8GB of RAM or more than that

If you are a person who downloads and experiences software with high memory then you need to ensure that you have a laptop with high GB RAM. Earlier, it was very costly to purchase a laptop which contains more than 4GB of RAM but now 8GB of RAM is considered as a standard on mainstream systems. If you hold a laptop with 8GB of RAM then you can also enjoy by keeping loads of tabs open at a time, you can do multitasking, watch movies and other shows simultaneously, play a game, etc. the speed of the laptop will be normal and you won’t be facing any stuck. If you are planning to multitask or open many tabs at a time with less GB of RAM then your laptop will start functioning slowly.

All in one facility

Due to the heavy weight of the laptop and comparatively bigger size, it is very difficult to use on a crowded train or bus. Now, after the arrival of the new version, you can fold or flat to complete your task or else you can separate the screen too from the keyboard just like you can do it with a notebook computer. This facility will help you to use your laptop in trains, airplane or in a long queue to check out your social media accounts, to send messages and also to view a movie without any difficulty. This facility cannot be found in older versions of the laptop which was introduced three to five years ago. To enjoy this facility, you need to pay more.

Touch screen facility

While using a smartphone with touch screen facility, most of us have wished to have a laptop with touch screen which will help to access the laptop easily and conveniently. There are brands which have introduced touch screen facilities for the laptop, to make the user more comfortable. The major benefit of the touch screen is that it allows for completely intuitive control. Earlier, it was considered as the best feature of a tablet which is now be seen on the laptop. Windows 8 has the new feature of touch screen facility which helps a beginner to use the laptop easily without any difficulty.

Conclusion

There are various other features which you need to look out while purchasing a laptop. But before planning to own a new featured laptop, ensure that whether it will be comfortable for you or not.

It goes without saying that one of the best blogging tips you’re going to get is to use WordPress.  Back in January, though, they announced that they were going to blow through their usual 120-day cycle and actually skip the release of WordPress. 2.4, and put out 2.5 on time in March.

Well, according to Aaron Brazell of TechoSailor.com, they’ve now got a Release Candidate out, although the official release date hasn’t yet been announced.  But if you use Wordpress.com or have had a look at the demo site, you’ll know what’s upcoming.  I’ll try and summarize what Aaron’s posted and include the stuff I find most relevant to myself.

 New Admin Interface

This is going to be the most obvious change that you’ll see.  The colour scheme has been changed to include lighter blues, greys and and even some orange thrown in there as well.  It’s a very “Web 2.0″ experience, and if you don’t mind that, then you might not mind the new interface.  If, however, even the term “Web 2.0″ makes you look around for something to bludgeon, then maybe you’ll want to create your own custom look, which you can now do.

Menu Layout

When you log in, you’re liable to say, uh, where’d everything *go*?  The main tabs on the dashboard when you log in are now limited to Write, Manage, Design (formerly Presentation) and Comments.  Settings, Plug-ins, and Users have been moved to the right hand side of the layout, almost as secondary menus.

Personally, I’d like the ability to move the main tabs around on the dashboard.  I never use the Write tab, simply because I do all of my posting from Windows Live Writer.  So I’d like to be able to swap Write for Plug-ins, for example.  I’m more likely to activate and de-activate plug-ins.

Widgets

Holy crap.  I like it.  The whole concept of moving the widgets around and laying them out the way you want just got a whole lot better in my opinion.  Aaron wasn’t wild about it, saying it feels like more work, but I have to say I really like the changes.  It doesn’t feel like a module from 1999 that just got woven in.  Much better, guys.

New Visual Editor

Sorry, but like I mentioned above, I don’t deal with the writing process inside WordPress, so I don’t really have an opinion on this one.  Maybe someone else could give it a try in the demo and let us know, eh?

Automatically Upgraded Plug-ins

A nice feature, but a security risk.  This would require your plug-ins to be updated from anywhere, automatically.  If this doesn’t make you a little nervous, it probably should.  You will have the option of disabling this, however, and updating your plug-ins the old fashioned way, too.

Time stamping

Apparently it’s been given a complete re-write, and it’s long past time.  The options now are much move like Movable Type (ugh) where you specify where a post is published or not, and you can then modify the time stamp if you wish.  It’s something that needs to be seen to really get it.So that’s what I got from Aaron’s post that meant the most to me.  Have a look at the full post, by all means, and see what might be in there for you. If you’re a bleeding-edger, you can test the latest version by getting it from: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk but all of the standard disclaimers apply.  You’re on your own.When the release date is announced I’ll be posting about it here on BloggingNotes.

In the process of trying to bring you the best blogging tips, I’ve constantly mentioned that all of your posts should be submitted to BloggingZoom, and when I looked at my site this morning, I noticed an updated BloggingZoom graphic to show how many times each of my sites had been ‘zoomed’.  Very cool looking, too.

Then I had a look at the site to see if things had gotten back to normal after they got hacked last week.  Imagine my surprise when I discovered that they’d done a complete re-work of the site!  And I love the new look.

If you’ve never submitted your posts to BZ before, it’s something that you should start doing.  Regularly.  Unless you’re a big name blogger, what do you realistically think are the chances that your posts will make it to the front page of Digg?  I’ll give you a hint: it ain’t likley.

With BZ, on the other hand, a lot of my regular readers came directly from the site, and any time that you can get exposure for your blog, it just eventually leads to more traffic.

I’m in the process of getting another niche site setup, and you better believe that everything that I post there is going to wind up getting submitted to BloggingZoom.  I really believe that BZ is even more useful for more specialized niche blogs than just the standard “blog about blogging” or “make money online” blog.

Court and Vic do have one rule about BZ, that, while it was always in place, wasn’t being enforced – but it is now.  When you submit a post to BZ, don’t just copy and paste directly from your post into the details box on BloggingZoom.  You’ll get one warning if you do this now, and after that you’re banned.  I’ll admit that this was I did in the past, until I got an email detailing how they want things done from now on.

So, write an original description of your post when you’re submitting it, because you definitely don’t want to get banned from the site.

It’s just too valuable a resource.

Good work guys, I love the new look.

Here’s a Transcript of Matt Cutts’ first video answering questions on SEO. The video is entitled – Qualities of a Good Site.Read the transcript if you can’t download the video – or keep the transcript open while you’re watching the first video.

Ok let’s try a few questions and answers. I don’t know if this will work so let’s give it a shot.

Question: 
Ralph writes in. He says, “Some Comments on site maps please. It seems updates on sitemaps depend on page views of a site.”

Answer: 
Urr, No Ralph that’s not really true. As far as I understand it, pageviews are not really a factor on when things are up dated on Sitemaps.So there are different pieces of Data within Sitemaps. So imagine, you know, 5 little different pieces of data and they can all be updated at different times and different frequencies. Typically they’ll be updated within days or at worst case within weeks.However, as far as I know it’s not dependent on pageviews. Let’s try another one.

Question:
“What are some general guidelines and recommendations you would make to people who desire to increase their sites visibility on Google.”

Answer: 
Wow, ok so this is a meaty topic. Definitely a longer issue but lets go ahead and dive into it.The number one thing that most people kinda make a mistake on SEO, is they don’t make their site crawlable. So you wanna look at your site either through a search engine’s eyes or, you know, use a text browser. Do something and go back to 1994 and use Links or something like that.If you can get through your entire site using only a text browser you gonna be in pretty good shape because most people don’t even bother with crawlability. You also wanna have things like sitemaps on your site. You can also use our Sitemaps Tool in addition to that.Once you’ve got your content, and you wanna have good content that interesting. A reason why someone would actually want to link to you, and your site is actually crawable then you need to go about marketing, promoting or optimizing you site.So the main things that I would advise are; think about the people that are really relevant to your niche and make sure they know about you. So that’s just, you know, if you’re associated with a doctor because you’ve got some medical connotation with a website make sure that doctor knows about you and if he’s got a website it might be appropriate for him to link to you.

You also wanna be thinking about a hook. Something that’s viral. It can be really good content, for example newsletters, tutorials…
I was setting up all this video stuff, trying to make it look semi professional and there were tutorials by a company called photoflex. They were saying, ‘Here’s how to do a Fill Light, a Key Light’ – and all that sort of stuff – ‘oh and by the way you can buy our equipment to do that’. That’s really really smart and in fact another photography site that I went to, they had syndicated their tutorial lessons to that other website.

So content can be a great way to get links. You can also look at things like Digg, Slashdot, Tailrank, Reddit – you know social networking sites – myspace those sorts of things.
But fundamentally you need something interesting that sets you apart from the pack. Once you’ve got something like that, then you’re going to be in much better shape as far as promoting your site.

But again the biggest step: Making sure your site is crawlable, after that making sure you’ve got great content and then finally try to do the best you can to find some hook – some reason why users would really love you site, return to it and bookmark it.

Alright, let’s do another one.

Question: 
What conditions, asks Brian M, cause Google to use the Dmoz snippet when there is already a valid meta description tag on the page?

Answer: 
That’s a really good question. I actually had to go and ask the snippets team. I was like ‘Hi why does this happen?’ And, I’m not gonna go into too much detail, but here’s the way you should think about it.

Suppose that you have a page about Christina Aguilera or something like that, and your Open Directory snippet is about Britney Spears. Well if you type in, or some user types in, ‘Britney Spears’ that’s gonna make better snippet.
So the way I would be thinking about it is, there’s all this scoring process, which does all this selection to say, ok you are the best document to be returned. Once we’ve selected and scored your document so that you’re going to be returned in a certain slot on the search engines, now what you need to do is say, ‘ok is the Open directory snippet or my meta tag a better match for what the user actually typed in.’So it’s actually query dependent. That is depending on the query the user typed we say, ‘Well we think that the meta description tag from the Open Directory Project or from your Meta Tags is gonna be a better match for the user’s query.’And then based on that we try to say, ‘Ok in that case let’s go with the meta tags, in this other case let’s go with the Open Directory Project’. Now you can, if you don’t like the Open Directory snippet, you can use the Meta NOODP tag . And that will prevent us from using the description from the Open Directory Project.

So you have – sort of – the ability to sculpt things a little a bit and choose which things you want to have happen.

Alright… This ones a good one.

Question: 
Lara McKenzie writes in, she says ‘Does Google favor Bold or Strong Tags?’

Answer: 
In general, we probably favor bold just a little bit more but it’s so slight that I wouldn’t really worry about it. I would go ahead and do your markup how ever you wanna do it, not worrying so much about – ‘oh, if I use italics am I gonna get a little bit of boost in Google’. Any kind of affect like that is relatively small. So in general I’d do whatever’s best for your users or whatever’s best for your site and then not worry much about it after that.