Dell Vostro 14 3000

               The latest Intel® Core™ processors deliver all the power you need to get things done at work or at home. we can opt for the built-in discrete graphics from AMD with 2GB DDR3L vRAM for a performance boost. More memory With up to 2 SoDIMM and up to 16GB DDR4 memory, multi-taskers can keep several applications open at the same time and switch between them easily without lag. This lap files at your fingertips Store all your important documents for easy access with up to 1TB HDD or 512GB SSD. We can log in quickly and securely without having to use a password with the optional, built-in fingerprint reader and Windows 10 Hello biometric recognition feature. Feel confident that your data and your system is free from malware and cyber threats. HDMI and VGA ports support peripherals and simplify connections to a projector for presentations or a secondary monitor for increased productivity.Then lightning-fast connectivity expect faster throughput and reliable connections and transfers with two USB 3.0 ports and an SD media card reader. And add a DVD drive to copy or transfer files quickly or to install business software and applications easily. Optional Dell ProSupport or ProSupport Plus offer 24x7 direct access to advanced-level technicians to help you troubleshoot and resolve issues in no time.

This laptop work A 355.6mm (14) anti-glare display with HD resolution offers rich viewing when we can working on spreadsheets, budgets or email. Collaborate remotely or take it meetings online with the built-in HD webcam and Waves MaxxAudio® Pro audio enhancing software. We want you to love your new PC for years to come. That's why we test Vostro laptops for reliability not just in the places where we expect it, but for the open road ahead.

Acer Swift 1

                   The Acer Swift 1 is one of the cheapest laptop you can buy that looks a little like a MacBook. The Swift 1 is a simple but sleek laptop. Outfitted with a sturdy, full aluminum body, the Swift 1 is matte gray with black plastic accents, including the keyboard, fingerprint scanner, hinge, trim and rubber grip. A silver Acer logo can be found on the laptop's lid, while a black one lies on the bottom bezel. The word "Swift" is engraved on the hinge. The Swift 1 also has all the main connections we like to see in a laptop, including some you’ll miss by choosing a much more expensive model.

                          The attractive feature of this laptop, after its design, is its screen. It uses an IPS-type LCD panel, so has great viewing angles and surprisingly good overall image quality to boot. Its colour temperature is a bit too high, at 7075K, giving the image a slightly cold/blue tinge but it’s very subtle. Meanwhile a contrast ratio of 1261:1 is excellent, showing that this display can muster up deep inky blacks while also showing bright colours, resulting in a deep, rich looking image. There are two USB 3.0s — great for the price — and one USB 2.0. A USB-C port complements these, although it’s predictably only specked to the 3.1 standard, not the much faster Thunderbolt 3.0. We’d be frankly confused if it did: you don’t tend to get Thunderbolt in cheap laptops. A full-size HDMI and full-size SD card slot finish off what is a connections array fit for a much more powerful laptop than the Swift 1.

                          A 720p resolution webcam sits in the bezel above the screen and it delivers perfectly acceptable image quality for basic video-calling. With a framerate of 30fps and relatively low resolution you get a somewhat choppy, grainy image but it’s enough to get by. Similarly, you get a couple of speakers that fire down from the underside of the laptop and they do a reasonable job. There’s enough volume and clarity that you can enjoy the latest film trailers or Skype without needing a headset but inevitably the lack of bass means that you’ll want separate speakers or headphones for watching a movie or listening to music. Acer claims this laptop will last ten hours on one battery charge but this didn’t tally with my testing. In our standardised PowerMark test it lasted six hours and 28 minutes – well short of its target.

HP Omen 17

HP Omen 17 AN010TX is a stylish and powerful Gaming Laptop and is powered by 7th Generation Intel® Core™ i7 processor  clocked at a speed of 2.8 GHz and sports a 17.3 inch FHD that comes with a resolution of 1920 X 1080 pixels,so the picture quality is crisp and detailed.The screen size is big enough for an enriching gaming, surfing and video watching experience.On the memory front, the laptop is equipped with a hard drive of 1 TB and a 16 DDR4 RAM,thereby making it possible to store ample amount of data.All the above features ensure that you breeze through all your tasks throughout the day.It is backed up by a Li-ion battery that keeps the device running for upto Up to 12 hours and 45 minutes hours or a considerable amount of time.It is loaded with Dual and Bang & Olufsen; HP Audio Boost for a great audio experience.

The laptop looks good, but it’s a bit of a lump.  The HP’s heavyweight design will make itself noticed in your bag, taking up more room than most other laptops.The keyboard, on the other hand, is very rigid and seems to be reinforced by metal underneath. Accordingly, it doesn’t flex even under intense pressure. The notebook’s bottom cover follows the lid’s X-design and is partly covered by a very rough non-slip coating. In addition, the rear houses additional openings for extra circulation of air. The laptop itself rests on thin rubber strips. The red-tinted keyboard is a disappointment. There is a separate number pad, but the rest of its layout is a let-down: the Return key isn’t double-height, and the ‘up’ and ‘down’ cursor keys are crammed into the space of a single button. There aren’t any macro keys, and there isn’t any software to customise the keyboard. The 1080p screen combines Nvidia G-Sync with a helpful matte finish, and its IPS technology delivers solid performance in every department.  This  laptop is  Movie and Voice modes, too, although both are a little tinny. The Music mode is the best option here, then, and it’s far better than the audio on most other laptops.

The ports available are aplenty outshining the device’s own predecessor by a longshot. USB 2.0 is gone for good, and the new Omen 17 features three USB 3.1 Gen. 1 Type-A ports, a USB 3.1 Gen. 2 Type-C port with Thunderbolt 3, DisplayPort 1.2, and HP Sleep and Charge, dedicated microphone and headphone jacks, HDMI, and a Mini DisplayPort. The port arrangement was also modified. On the previous model, we criticized the fact that too many of the available ports where on the right side thereby penalizing righties. On the new model, the ports are arranged more evenly on both sides with a heavy focus on the left-hand side. USB ports are available on both sides but the two USB ports on the left side are very close to each other. Generally speaking spacing and arrangement have been improved, and smaller ports are more frequently found next to larger ports.