You know you need a computer. You might even know roughly what you want. But the moment you start comparing specs, operating systems and device types, it can feel overwhelming — fast.
This guide won’t tell you what to buy. That’s your decision. What it will do is make sure you understand exactly what you’re looking at, so you can choose with confidence rather than guess and hope for the best.
What’s inside:
- Section 1: What are you actually looking at? — processors, RAM, storage types and connections explained in plain English
- Section 2: Choosing your operating system — Windows, macOS and ChromeOS compared so you can pick the right one for your business
- Section 3: Which type of device is right for you? — desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones, including 2-in-1s and yoga-style devices
- Section 4: Software — what else do you need? — productivity suites, communication tools and everything in between
- Section 5: Do you need any extras? — peripherals worth having, ones you can skip, and what to check before you buy
- Section 6: When is it time for a new computer? — the genuine signs it’s time to replace, not just upgrade for the sake of it
Plus a quick reference page covering hardware specs, OS comparison, connections at a glance, and a replacement checklist.
Who is this for? Small business owners, freelancers and solo operators who want to make a smart, informed decision about their next computer — without needing a degree in IT.
Short enough to read in one sitting. Practical enough to refer back to every time you’re comparing devices.
Format: PDF download Pages: 26 pages
Already know what you want to buy but not sure how to narrow it down? Pair this with What No One Told You About Buying a Computer (£9) — the companion guide that walks you through the seven questions to find your perfect device.
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