Overview
Laptops are portable computers built for flexibility. They let you work, learn, create, or relax — wherever you are. Unlike desktops, everything you need is built into one foldable device: screen, keyboard, battery, and trackpad.
Common Uses
- Work & Productivity – Emails, documents, spreadsheets, video calls
- Study – Research, assignments, virtual classrooms
- Entertainment – Streaming, browsing, casual gaming
- Creative Projects – Editing photos, videos, music, or designs
- Travel – A lightweight tool that keeps you connected on the go
Why People Choose Laptops
- Easy to carry around
- Can run on battery without being plugged in
- No need to buy a monitor or separate keyboard
- Instantly connects to WiFi
Typical Ports Found on Laptops
- USB-A – The classic rectangular port for plugging in accessories like mice or USB drives
- USB-C – A smaller, reversible port that often handles charging, file transfers, or even displays
- HDMI – Lets you connect to monitors, TVs, or projectors
- 3.5mm Audio Jack – For headphones, microphones, or external speakers
- SD Card Slot – Sometimes included for reading memory cards
- Charging Port – Either a round plug or a USB-C port, depending on the model
- Ethernet – Found on bulkier laptops for wired internet (less common on newer models)
