(1) There are basically three kinds of people who buy PCs. One kind is a quasi-novice who knows nothing about computers. They usually choose some brands of PCs and lock them in well-known brands such as Lenovo, Dell, Founder and 7-up. This consumption concept is just a stereotype of people's thinking, but it is expensive. They would rather believe that it is expensive, which is also the safest. Their initial feeling is famous brand = quality = good after-sales =N yuan. But I'm not saying that I don't agree with these brands. After all, I wasn't there when they opened the factory. Of course, every good brand has a considerable repair rate. Take the 2W maintenance network with Founder all over the country, there are countless maintenance engineers, which also shows that so many people are needed without large-scale maintenance. Of course, this is normal, and it is the case in the market now. Indeed, the famous brand effect has been deeply rooted in people's hearts. Such people are often hard to kill. Although they have money, they know how to spend it on the cutting edge.

The second kind of people just don't understand and think they do. When he comes to buy a computer, he will instill his computer ideas into you first. That is to say, he is an expert. You can't sell the computer very expensive, and you can't give him some impractical PCs ~ hum ~ (in short, I'm always fascinated by such people). They usually lock in the brand PC, and often choose some 3-line brand machines, such as Tsinghua Tongfang, TCL and Digital China. . In the PC monopoly market, these brands are under fire. What monitor is so bad, it is still used in Weihai, Shandong Province (now China has its own display assembly line). Other hardware is rubbish, and what makes consumers most nervous is their scary slogan:-PC is cheaper than compatible machine and has three years after-sales service. But these consumers choose these brands only because they know what they know, because they are economical and have good after-sales service. In fact, what they want is three years of after-sales service. If they want to know, what else? If they know, they will choose some more economical compatible computers. My personal point of view is that the biggest disadvantage of brand machines is that they are extremely top-heavy. What do you mean? Take a brand machine for example (I don't want to talk about specific brands for the time being, because that's where my employment problem lies, merchants, hehe). Cpu:p43.0 motherboard: 865pe. Graphics card: GF4000, hard disk: 80G (high speed, of course) Audio: 2. 0 (voice is too broken) Memory: 256. Maybe everyone will see the Ni Duan inside ~ (Why buy them? Of course, the brand machine has good after-sales and excellent compatibility verification, but I think its future market is not optimistic.

(3) Now there is a person like me: when buying, I will choose what I like and feel that my hardware is enough. Of course, it's almost after sale, but the software problem will solve itself. Even if the hardware fails, you don't need to have your own soldering iron to weld. As long as it is not out of warranty, it can be directly returned to the manufacturer for direct repair or return. This is also more convenient. The shelf life of general hardware will not exceed 1 year (except hard disk, which is easy to be damaged). I think you will learn a lot this year, and you can basically solve your own problems. Unless you are too dependent, you should call mom for everything, network management for everything, and after-sales for everything. You can't learn anything like this. Even if you have a brand-name machine, you have to have a transition period in the future. In a word, these are my little experiences accumulated by an ordinary citizen in a short time. It doesn't represent the voice of people here ~ it doesn't represent the truth, just a space for everyone to refer to.

Comparison between notebook computer and desktop computer;

1, price

The price of a machine desktop with the same configuration is much cheaper than that of a notebook.

2. Portable

Needless to say, a notebook, of course.

3. Configuration

Compared with the laptop at the same price, the desktop has a much higher configuration.

4. Durability

Desktop is better than notebook, and the heat dissipation and keyboard of notebook are not as good as desktop.

Summary:

Each has its own advantages. Although the notebook is only superior to the desktop in portability, this is only the selling point of the notebook. If you use the computer for frequent business trips, it is better to use the desktop as your own.