The search to buy a computer can often be complicated and difficult. The hunt can often take weeks or months and the results are often unsuccessful. Therefore, you need to conduct thorough research and acquire computer skills before undertaking the mission. Furthermore, extensive research must be carried out on the final product to ensure that it meets the requirements, specifications and, often, dimensions relevant to the tasks it will perform. No single computer meets everyone's needs the same way and must be configured to meet your desires. You need to consider your budget limit and personal needs and requirements to maximize satisfaction and productivity. Therefore, it is crucial to make a prudent and wise decision by comparing models and brands, evaluating specifications, and analyzing reviews from trusted computer publications before making the appropriate selection. As a journalist and commentator, I often find myself on the go. While business people who travel often find netbooks, tablets or portable devices sufficient for their needs, for my needs they are not sufficient. Business people usually stay in a fixed office, and their microcomputer can be synchronized with a network using a Bluetooth connection, an IrDA port, a docking station, and so on to store files on the company's server. Additionally, business people typically use their computers or mobile devices as a secondary means of processing data and storing information, while the desktop computer meets their primary needs. My profession, however, requires using a computer or mobile device as my primary PC for editing documents and conducting research. Therefore, I need a powerful, but at the same time economical and elegant processor, with a long bat...... middle of paper ......achand, Premita. "Dell Vostro V131 slim and powerful for business." Technology news. Le Défi Media Group, 19 August 2011. Web. 26 August 2011. Much more, Michael. Rev. of Microsoft Windows 7, by Microsoft Corp. PC Magazine. Ziff Davis, Inc, October 22, 2009. Web. August 26, 2011. Rosenblatt, Seth. Rev. of AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition 2011. Cnet. CBS Interactive, September 30, 2010. Web. August 26, 2011.Shelly, Gary B., and Misty E. Vermatt. "2010 Buying Guide: How to Buy Computers and Mobile Devices." Discovering computers: living in a digital world. Ed. Kathleen McMahon. Fundamentals 2010 ed. Boston: Course Technology, Cengage Learning, 2010. 303-307. Print. Sponauer, Marco. Rev. of HTC Evo Shift 4G (Sprint). Laptop magazine. TechMediaNetwork.com, January 14, 2011. Web. August 26, 2011. Stein, Scott. Rev. of Dell Vostro V131. Cnet. CBS Interactive, August 16, 2011. Web. August 26. 2011.