Performance:Laptops, otherwise known as notebook computers,include higher-performing processors because they are large enough to feature internal fans, which effectively cools the processors. As a result, laptops have more power than tablets and can easily run multiple programs simultaneously. This makes laptops particularly efficient and conducive to hardcore multitasking.
Storage: Because laptops use traditional hard drives, they have greater storage capacity relative to tablets. Most laptops today can have as much as 1 Terabyte (TB) or 1000 Gigabytes (GB) in hard drive capacity, which means you’ll have plenty of room for all your files, images and videos. Although the latest innovations in tablet technology make it possible to expand storage capabilities, it is more difficult and less seamless than doing so on a laptop. It is a simple process to connect laptops to external hard drives in order to store additional content.
Input Methods: An attached physical keyboard provides an easy, ergonomic typing experience. Without question, laptops offer a more convenient typing experience and are more useful for putting together longer documents or presentation decks with a high quantity of text. The trackpads on laptops also enable easier navigation in some cases relative to the touchscreen experience. And when trackpad navigation just won’t cut it, it’s a cinch to use a wireless Bluetooth mouse with your laptop.
Software and Compatability: Equipped with full desktop architecture, laptops can support a wider range of programs, from media software suites to mobile web apps and more.
