Have you ever used, owned or operated a personal computer or laptop? Do you know which one you prefer? The two (2) most commonly used computers in today's technological world are the personal computer or desktop, which are usually referred to as a PC, and the laptop. Most people will prefer one or the other based on such factors as mobility, memory capacity and visual effects.
             The PC is the type most commonly found in American households. They can be conveniently used in the home, at school, or in a business setting. One of the best-known features of the PC is the abundance of memory and space, which allows for greater storage of information. The PC has a glass monitor, similar to that of a television screen, which enables the user to view more colors. Due to a higher resolution rate, the graphics are clearer. In addition to these standard features, the PC can have some remarkable components added to it. For instance, you can easily add printers, larger speakers, desktop scanner beds and best of all, a bigger hard drive, which allows for program expansion. For quality control and supervisory management, businesses often create a desktop or tower into a server, which goes through their networking system allowing them the ability to monitor multiple computers. For instance, a hotel manager sitting in his office would have the capability to monitor every transaction that the front desk clerks input into their PC. Users can also install a magrox duel head video card that will allow employers to hook up two monitors so employees can split their desktop for more working space. The mouse used for pointing and clicking on the PC has been a favorite of users since its inception.
             The laptop's portability and lightweight make it a favorite when traveling or going from place to place. The laptop, as named, is compact and lightweight enough to be easily placed on one's lap, desk or a flat surface enabling the user easy access. Most laptop...