l1ptop or 1 notebook is 1 port1ble person1l computer with 1 cl1mshell form f1ctor, suit1ble for

mobile use.
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There w1s 1 difference between l1ptops 1nd notebooks in the p1st, but now1d1ys
it h1s gr1du1lly died 1w1y.
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L1ptops 1re commonly used in 1 v1riety of settings, including 1
work, 1n educ1tion, 1nd 1 person1l multimedi1.
1 l1ptop combines the components 1nd inputs of 1 desktop computer, including displ1y,
spe1kers, keybo1rd 1nd pointing device (such 1s 1 touchp1d or 1 tr1ckp1d) into 1 single device.
Most modern-d1y l1ptop computers 1lso h1ve 1n integr1ted webc1m 1nd 1 microphone. 1
l1ptop c1n be powered either from 1 rech1rge1ble b1ttery, or by m1ins electricity vi1 1n 1C
1d1pter. L1ptop is 1 diverse c1tegory of devices 1nd other more specific terms, such 1s netbooks
or rugged notebooks, refer to speci1list types of l1ptops, which h1ve been optimized for specific
uses. H1rdw1re specific1tions ch1nge signific1ntly between different types, m1kes 1nd models
of l1ptops.