Buying a new computer is often a daunting process.
As well as potentially having a new operating system to get to grips with, there’s a great deal to consider in terms of hardware, peripherals, functionality and storage.
There are desktops, gaming PCs and all-in-one devices. There are Windows and macOS, ChromeOS and Linux operating systems. There are high-end gaming rigs and budget home PCs.
Yet some attributes are universal, while others are largely superfluous.
We’ve compiled a list of five key things your next computer needs, regardless of your chosen operating system or budget.
We’ve also summarised a handful of attributes you’re not likely to benefit from, though personal circumstances may occasionally dictate otherwise.
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