Features Worth Paying For When Buying Electronics

By Uncategorized May 17, 2013

Features Worth Paying For When Buying Electronics

Smartphones. Battery life is key. You won’t think the phone is so smart if it dies during a conversation. Go to www.cnet.com for reviews on the “talk-time” battery life of different models.

HD Televisions. Bigger is not always better because you want to buy the right size for your room. Use the television size calculator at www.televisiontutor.com to suggest minimum and maximum size for watching comfortably. You also can learn the difference between plasma and LCD technologies.

Personal Computers. Computer memory or RAM is important to performance. It determines how many applications can run at the same time. While more memory is worth paying for, you can save money by getting a more modest hard drive if you don’t perform tasks like extensive photo and video editing or gaming.

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Brandon Lau, REALTOR®, RB-19267, PARTNER | CDPE, CIPS, GRI, SRES

Brandon Lau grew up in Kailua and currently resides in Honolulu with his wife Andee and children Caylah, Elijah, and David. His eighteen years in real estate led him to become a Partner at ChaneyBrooks Choice Advisors. Over the past 10 years he has developed the team and systems that has created a high level of service and value for his clients.

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