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Unit 2 Analysis 1.1 Nt 1110
SHEHAN BALENDRAN
NT 1110
UNIT 2 ANALYSIS 1

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Specification
Note Book’s
Brand Name : DELL

Desk top Towers
Brand Name : DELL

15-1366BK
15RSE-1668ALU

1660s-3040BK
T1650 Work station

Hard Drive type & Capacity
SATA 320 GB
SATA 1 TB + SSD 32GB

SATA 1TB
SATA 1TB

RAM Size & Expandability
4 GB /Expandable to 8GB
8 GB / Maximum RAM is 8GB

6GB / Expandable to 8GB
12GB / Expandable to 32GB

Processor Type & Speed
Intel Celeron / 1.7 GHz
Intel i7 3rd Gen/ 2.2 GHz

Intel i3 3rd Gen / 3.3 GHz
Intel Xeon / 3.4 GHz

Optical Drive Type
DVD + RW BLUE RAY PLAYER

DVD + RW -
DVD + RW

Operating system
Windows 8
Windows 8

Windows 8
Windows 7 Pro

Weight
5.8 Lbs …show more content…
a. Doctor – According to the reference I found about the job description of a doctor, They mostly need a light weighted a little fast laptop with some decent amount of hard drive space to store records of patients.

b. Author – An author usually needs a computer with some reasonable hard drive capacity and a standard memory (RAM), and I highly recommend a solid state drive, since he carries it always with him, and they can write anywhere they want. C. Movie Maker – A movie maker could be a producer, director or pretty much most of them except the editors in that field could use a general laptop to carry with them. But an editor would need a work station, due large amount of hard drive space and memory need.

3. References

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Dell+-+Precision+Workstation+-+4+x+Intel+Xeon+E3-1240V2+3.40+GHz/1305540376.p?id=mp1305540376&skuId=1305540376&st=/&cp=1&lp=1
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Dell+-+Inspiron+Desktop+-+6GB+Memory+-+1TB+Hard+Drive/7622089.p?id=1218855256323&skuId=7622089&st=/&cp=1&lp=1
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