This binder is a sturdy, medium-capacity product made to last, ideal for storage of reference and training materials.
For training and meeting attendees, the Surge fits the bill for note taking. Its modern design makes it an excellent choice in the technology field and a popular item in academic settings. A journal is bound, usually with stitching along the side, has a durable cover and blank lined or unlined paper within.
A planner may be the same style as a journal, but has pages formatted for calendar planning to log assignments and appointments. The Kingston Journal is an elegant promotional gift item for students and professionals of all kinds, where the Planner is useful for keeping track of class schedules and other school activities.
A notepad is bound at the top, has easily removable paper, is inexpensive, may or may not have a cover, and is often smaller than a notebook. A notebook is bound securely at the side with a metal spiral and usually has a cover. The Fully Loaded Notebook , as its name suggests, includes a memo pad, pen and pen loop, built-in ruler, multi-color sticky-note flags, and pretty much everything else except the kitchen sink.
A sticky note pad has paper of varies shapes, sizes, colors and patterns that are adhesive and provide a visual way to organize thoughts and create quick reminders. Whether to go with an adhesive or non-adhesive promotional item is a tough call, since people love both.
That being the case, the right solution may be to offer them both! Here are fun ways sticky notes can encourage productivity and morale. Both items make exceptionally handy and affordable office supplies or promotional gift items for virtually any business, educational, governmental or healthcare organization.
See a translation. English US. A note pan usually does not have a hard cover while a notebook does. I also find that notepads mostly open upwards instead of to the side. Also, notebook is one word. A notepad has a hard back and the binding is on the top. A notebook is the one with the metal rings on the side. You can use notebook for both that and the computer that is called that as well. I see! Notebooks were mainly marketed for "personal" tasks, such as email, writing, entertainment, and file management.
The biggest difference between the two eventually became the size and weight of the battery, with laptops boasting times the battery life of notebooks, but also weighing pounds more. As hardware capabilities increased, laptops became powerful enough to become primary computers for many people.
Despite being more expensive than desktop units, the computer had become a personal device used for much more than office or schoolwork, so portability was a key feature. The growth of smartphone and tablet use also reduced the need and usability of a desktop unit, as well as the need for a large laptop. Notebooks also started featuring high-resolution screens, while the need for DVD drives was reduced as broadband Wi-Fi and streaming through services like Netflix and Spotify became ubiquitous.
In , laptop sales declined for the first time since , while notebook sales rose. Even so, the rise of tablet computers slowed notebook sales in What has emerged from this proliferation of portable computing devices is a nuanced market, with laptops occupying the high-end user niche graphic artists, executives, freelancers , notebooks used primarily by students and highly-mobile workers, and tablets used widely by the general public.
A big advantage of laptops is that they can be configured in many ways for different tasks and needs. For example, a common laptop configuration for playing games includes expanding RAM, adding a high-end graphics and video card, and "overclocking" removing limitations on the hardware to allow for faster response times.
The typical laptop nowadays has a 1 terabyte TB drive or a solid state drive SSD , the latter of which is hundreds of times faster than hard drives were 10 years ago. RAM capacity is often GB, screens feature large HD resolutions and sometimes retinal displays , and battery life is about hours. Many laptops are large enough to offer a full keyboard, are usually about inches wide, and weigh lbs.
Notebook computers are less likely to offer a full-sized keyboard, ranging from 8. RAM is usually GB, and screen quality can vary.
Two major differences between current laptops and notebooks are found in battery life and weight: notebooks tend to have a much longer battery life ranging from 5 to 14 hours typically weigh in at under 5 lbs.
There is a hybrid niche of extremely lightweight portable computers that feature full-sized keyboards, but below-average hardware capabilities. An example from this category would be the MacBook Air , which has a The battery life is rated at 7 hours, but depending on use, it can extend up to 13 hours. Do you need something to video and photo editing? Are you a serious gamer or a power business user who typically uses multiple applications at the same time? Or do you just want one for basic stuff like web surfing and video chatting with friends and family?
You pay a premium for being able to pack your office around with you. This, of course, also depends on the brand you're buying as well as any specs going into the laptop. And unlike PC desktop computers, laptops, notebooks, and tablets are often difficult or impossible to upgrade with interchangeable components. If you buy one, try to choose one with all the features you want at the time of purchase.
The brand name will also determine how much you'll up pay for your portable device. Cheaper models that don't do as much can cost a few hundred dollars. Those made by top manufacturers like Apple or Microsoft can cost in the thousands, depending on the model and specs.
If you plan to use your computer "unplugged" frequently, pay close attention to the device's battery average run time. More efficient processors, SSD disk drives and improved battery technology have increased average run times to 14 or more hours for some models. But there is still a large variation. Keep in mind, manufacturers tend to exaggerate notebook battery run times or quote them under ideal conditions.
Battery run time is heavily dependent on usage. Watching HD video takes more battery power than basic web surfing. Check third-party reviews for real-world statistics on battery life. Run times also decrease as the battery ages, so your five-year-old laptop won't run as long on a single charge as when you first got it.
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