1. Computer Buying Project Names of the Members of our Group:
Unit 1 Days 3-4
Computer Buying Project
Names of the Members of our Group:

2. Scenarios
Family 1 – Need a computer for a college student. Needs to take it to classes. It may get bumped and dropped. Wants a touch-screen and a wireless capability. Won’t do much gaming on this computer. Can spend around $500.
Family 2 – Need a PC for a Christmas gift for Grandpa, who likes to his family, do family history, and buy and sell cars online in his spare time. It will stay in his home-office. The family wants to spend less than $500.
Family 3 – This is a single person who is into programming and video gaming. He wants the computer to be Bluetooth-capable and top-of-the-line. He says he can only spend about $1000.
Family 4 – This family wants a computer for their 3 elementary-aged students to use for homework and academic games. It will stay at a desk in their family room. They want to spend less than $500.

3. Computer comparison chart
Laptop or Desktop
Computer 1
Computer 2
Computer 3
Processor (CPU)
Operating System
Memory (RAM)
Hard Drive (Storage)
Optical Drive
Monitor or Screen Size
Video Card
Sound Card
Other Accessories – Bluetooth, Touchscreen, 2-in-1
Cost

4. Example Computer comparison chart
Dell Inspiron 3000
MacBook
Laptop or Desktop
2-in-1 Laptop and Touchscreen
Processor (CPU)
Intel Pentium N3710
Operating System
Windows 10
Memory (RAM)
4 GB – not expandable
Hard Drive (Storage)
500 GB hard drive
Optical Drive
None
Monitor or Screen Size
11.5” touchscreen; backlit
Video Card
Intel HD Graphics
Sound Card
Other Accessories – Bluetooth, Touchscreen, 2-in-1
2 USB ports; one is lightening fast; HDMI port; Memory card reader; webcam; wireless and Bluetooth; weighs 3.3 lbs
Cost
$349.99
Go to to research 3 different computers for your scenario. DO NOT use the Dell Inspiron 3000 that is listed here

5. Which computer do we recommend?