Consumer Reports Laptops

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Consumer Reports found that using a laptop with a touch screen is the best way to experience what’s different and most appealing about Windows 8. One touch-screen-enabled laptop Consumer Reports recommends is Samsung’s 13-inch Ultrabook NP540U3C-A01UB for $850.
But you will save money if you get a laptop with just a traditional touchpad, and no touch screen. Testers found that the touchpad works fine with Windows 8, but it isn’t as intuitive to use as a touch screen. Consumer Reports named two non-touch-screen laptops Best Buys — Acer’s 15-inch Ultrabook M5-581T-6807, for $600, and for $700, Sony’s 13-inch Vaio Ultrabook SVT13122CXS.
What about upgrading your Windows 7 computer to Windows 8? Consumer Reports says that option is best for people whose current computer has a touch screen. You can download the free Windows 8 Upgrade Assistant from Microsoft to be sure your PC is eligible.
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 Consumer Reports Laptops

 Consumer Reports Laptops

 Consumer Reports Laptops

Consumer Reports Laptops

 Consumer Reports Laptops

 Consumer Reports Laptops

 Consumer Reports Laptops

 Consumer Reports Laptops

 Consumer Reports Laptops

 Consumer Reports Laptops

 Consumer Reports Laptops

 Consumer Reports Laptops