How To Choose A New Pc: Top Considerations Before You Buy ( Part One)

Here are 5 key points from the video on how to choose a new PC
Consider where to purchase: Options include Costco, Sam's Club, Walmart (especially online), Best Buy, Amazon, and Dell. Be cautious of third-party sellers on large retail websites.
Budget wisely: For a Windows PC, budget between $600 and $1,000 for a five-year investment. This translates to roughly $15 per month.
Choose the right type: Decide between a traditional desktop PC and a compact option like a NUC (small computer) based on your needs. Laptops have some drawbacks for seniors, such as limited battery life and smaller screens.
Monitor size matters: Seniors should prioritize larger screens for better visibility, but 4K screens on small laptops are unnecessary.
Plan for the long term: Due to non-removable laptop batteries, consider your PC purchase as a five-year project and be prepared for potential battery issues in the future.
How To Choose A New Pc: Top Considerations Before You Buy ( Part Two)
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[@JeremyLewis-f3z]

i have a all in one hp it came with windows 10 i used windows 10 for about 6 months then i decided to wipe it out and put linux mint been runnung mint for a year now and love it the computer was brand new its also a touch screen i gave $358 for it at walmart its almost 3 years old its been very reliable thanlks

[@TechforSenior]

Yes. I am a big fan of Hp's All in One. Thanks for watching my video. Part 2 next week.

[@MartinSteve-j9r]

thx for help!

[@TechforSenior]

Thanks for watching. Here is Part Two kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZC1m6eaetqfmac