Laptop 

The laptop is a personal computer that can be easily carried and used in various locations. Many laptops are designed so that their functionality is a desktop computer. It means they usually run on a scene software and open the same types of files or work in the same process. But laptops have a more compact and flat outdoor body, and every other device required to run a laptop is inbuilt. So these are more expensive when compared to traditional computers.

When we talk about a computer, it has all the different parts that must be connected to it externally, such as a monitor, keyboard, mouse, CPU, and more. So, the computer is more portable than a laptop, and you only need to work or use a laptop by setting up a particular place.

History of Laptop

Over the years, a tremendous technological innovation has been created to create a portable computer. We want to look at the history of laptops briefly.

The concept of portable computer was started in the early 1970s. There was an invention of a portable computer called the Xerox note taker that was invented in the year 1976. This laptop had features like a folding design and a graphical user interface.

And the first laptop that had the flip form factor was invented in the early 1980s. The laptop named Dulmont Magnum was released in Australia in the year 1981. But it was not recognized internationally until 1984 to 85.

Many inventions happened between those years and the 90s. Later, in 2000, it continued to evolve with the integration of wireless connection, faster processors, and more. In these years, the world saw the introduction of the first ultra-portable models.

From 2000 to 2010, there was a rise of ultrabooks, which means the invented laptop was a potent, two-in-one process that functions both as a laptop and a tab and is ultra-lightweight. These laptops gained so much popularity.

Today, laptops have more advanced factors, such as two-in-one convertibles, ultrabooks, and gaming laptops. They have lasting battery life, solid-state drive, high-resolution displays, and powerful processors.