Computer Trolleys
Types of Laptops
Laptops are portable computers with many benefits over desktop computers, including its portability of course, easy storage and the fact that it is battery-powered so it will not be affected during a power outage for at least a couple of hours.
Laptops can be classified according to their weight, from the desktop replacement (more than 5kg), to the mainstream (3-5kg), thin-and-light (2-4 kg), ultraportable (less than 2kg), and the netbook (less than 1 kg). The netbooks are designed to be incredibly light and portable, and to be used mostly for internet access. As a result, they are not a high-performing device and the keyboard and screen can be cramped.
Ultraportables are often used by frequent flyers, with screen dimensions of 10 – 12 inches and much better performance. However they do not typically come with features such as large hard drives or extra ports. Thin-and-light laptops have larger screens (13-15 inches) and keyboards, and a good compromise between size and performance for both students and business people. The performance generally depends on the price you are willing to pay. Over time the distinctions between these three will probably become blurred as technology progresses to become thinner and faster.
Mainstream laptops aren’t particularly thin or light, offer more features and better comfort with 15-17 inch screens and larger keyboards. Finally a desktop replacement will give you the same power as desktop computers but are not really designed to be used on the go everyday, especially with a battery life of less than 3 hours. However it can be useful for occasional trips or for those who move every couple of months.
Computer Trolleys
Whether you have a netbook or a desktop replacement, it is important to store them safely. Especially useful for schools and other education institutions, laptop or computer trolleys will store laptops safety and charge them at the same time. As they are mobile, the trolleys can also be used to transport laptops from storage to classrooms, with large rear wheels to maneuver stairs and wheel locking bolt to prevent it rolling off.