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A hundred years ago life was simple. We lived in basic wooden houses with a few machines to crank or push stuff to do our chores. We rode a horse or buggy or walked to work or the store. Entertainment was reading a book or playing cards. If something broke, you fixed it with a tool or brute strength. Fast forward to today. With all the marvels of electronics and digital devices, the odds that something will break or fail are incredibly high. Think back to last week. Which item stopped running, didn’t work as expected, needed a battery, ink, recharging, or a new part? Did the cable, Internet, cell phone, blue-tooth, or MP3 go down again? How often does that happen? What did you do to fix it and how long did it take?

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Are you thinking on buying a new computer but you feel unsure what brand to get and how much to pay, follow this recommendations to make a smart purchase.

• Make a budget for it, a good decent desktop PC cost around $800 to $1,100 and a laptop might cost from a $900 to $1,300 don’t settle for cheap systems they cost more in the long run.

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