it’s probably a good idea to first decide what the form factor of your laptop will be. They include: Traditional clamshell: This is the standard configuration of laptops, with the keyboard and display at 90-degree angles. 2-in-1: These may also be called “hybrid” laptops. These models are detachable to use as a tablet. 360-degree convertible: These laptops bend backward via adjustable 360-degree-rotating hinges that protect the display and keyboard, offering four convenient modes that include: Laptop: angled display and flat keyboard, ideal for traditional usage such as typing, creating, playing, gaming, browsing, and more. Tablet: display folds back against the back of the keyboard, offering touch screen functionality for reading, watching movies, note-taking, creating, drawing, and more. Tent: screen is rotated and optimized for touch screen use, while the keyboard is hidden. Stand: keyboard is flipped back as a stand for hands-free usage and presentations. Mobile workstation: These laptops typically feature powerful processors and graphics, a generous amount of memory and storage, brilliant displays, and many ports. They are perfect for creative professionals who require high-performance processing power for visuals and number-crunching.