Most PC owners are aware that they should keep the glass surfaces of their monitor and scanner clean — but beware, because you can do more harm than good if you don’t know what you’re doing. Here are the guidelines that I recommend you follow when working with monitor and scanner glass:

• Abrasives are taboo! Even some household glass cleaners — which you might think could be trusted — can scratch the glass in your monitor or flatbed scanner when used with a rag or paper towel. With a scanner, small scratches can mean real trouble because a scratch can easily show up in your images at higher resolutions. Therefore, I recommend that you use only a dry, soft photographer’s lens cloth (which won’t scratch) or lens cloths with alcohol that are made specifically for monitors and scanners.

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While purchasing Laptops in addition to the regular hardwares you need to be mindful of the following things:-

• Weight
• Size
• Display Size
• Battery Life
• Battery type

Weight :  Nearly all laptops sold today fall in the range of 4 to 7 pounds. The heavier laptops have more features. The lighter models may have fewer features or merely more advanced features, but they’re generally more expensive. You pay more for light weight, but oddly enough you pay more for extra weight too, thanks to the added features.

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To get a computer that works perfectly for you, follow these five simple steps:

1. Figure out what you want the computer to do.
2. Find the software to get that job done.
3. Match hardware to the software.
4. Shop for service and support.
5. Buy the computer.

There are a couple of things to take care first of all. The first - often surprising to most folks - is to look for software before hardware. (Step 2). You might be thinking why is this ?  That’s because it’s the software that gets the work done. Despite all the flash and glory that the hardware offers, software is more important.

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