The Choice Was Obvious

THE CHOICE WAS OBVIOUS

ENG 106 – English

By

Juan G. Andrade

AIU Online

February 2, 2014

Abstract

The are different types of computers out in the market that attract people because of there model performance. This report will discuss the comparison between three different computer choices best suited for a new or existing company. These three computer choices will be compared for their pros and cons against one another. At the end of this report they will be narrowed down to the best possible choice for the new or existing starting company.

THE CHOICE WAS OBVIOUS

Introduction

We will start with what individuals need to do to make it easier on them for their job with three computer options to choose from. Those three choices are an HP (Hewlett Packard), Acer, and the well-known Dell computers. All three of these computers could do any of the jobs a business would require of them but their pros and cons differentiate them. Which by the end of this report will narrow down the best choice for a new or existing company. So how is a person supposed to figure out which computer is best suited for them with so many options in the market for a company?

HP (Hewlett Packard)

HP has come a long way compared to Alien ware, gateways, and Acers where they have introduced an updated portfolio, which includes the thinnest Elite Book laptops that’s much smaller then any office phone and can be mounted out of sight with more then enough power to support up to three monitors at one time. Most of these laptops also come with LTE connectivity and a 23-inch touch display along with an Intel quad-core processor. The HP Elite Book Folio 1040 G1 has a fingerprint reader, a smartcard reader for extra authentication, and a brand new feature called Force Pad that does not click like other laptop touchpads have in the past but can sense the force of your fingers like the buttons you would find on a smartphone face. This laptop is 16 percent thinner and 7 percent lighter then...