10 Best Laptops Under Rs 60,000 in India 2021(Asus, HP and More)

Everyone knows the term Hard disk; well, one must get familiar with SSD as well. SSD (Solid State Drive) is the new storage option that performs all the same HDD functions (Hard Disk Drive) but faster. You will witness faster file transfer and speedy windows startup speed.

Most recent laptop configurations come with SSD as default storage. Though SSD’s are fast, they are comparatively pricier than HDD. Prefer a combination of SSD and HDD to find speed and plenty of storage together in the desired budget.

SSD storage has further evolved in terms of speed and compact size with NVMe. In simple terms, with NVMe, the SSD has direct access to the processor, unlike previously. The advantage of connecting directly with the processor has enhanced the existing speed of SSD further.

Many manufacturers have adopted the new lineup of laptops with this new storage option. Look out for upgrades later in the future to further enhance your system's performance if NVMe is not part of the default configuration.

Intel is a popular name amongst consumers and one of the dominant players in the market. Still, AMD, one of the old horses, is rising as a preferable option amongst buyers and manufacturers. The recent Ryzen processors are running equivalent to even surpassing benchmarks compared to Intel. If your work is less graphic intensive, consider opting for entry-level processors like Intel i3, Ryzen 5.

So, if your preference hinges more on gaming, consider AMD’s processors amongst your top choices and Intel for overall performance and Intel’s features. More options in the market currently come equipped with Intel processors.

If your work is heavily graphic intensive which includes maximal multitasking, or you’re a gaming enthusiast looking to have both the worlds under one hood, opt for higher-end processors, like Intel i5/ i7 or Ryzen 7, as they can handle heavy lifting processes seamlessly and efficiently than entry-level processors.

RAM is an essential component of speed and multitasking. The processor picks up data from the storage drive and stores it on RAM for faster access. Without sufficient RAM, you cannot utilize the full potential of the processor. It’s like a car with a powerful engine on bicycle wheels. You can well imagine the outcome!

Eight GB RAM is sufficient, to begin with as programs have become more demanding and storage-eating in size. If the memory is slower than the processor, it will end up waiting for a response. If you still experience speed issues with 8GB RAM, consider upgrading it to ease your system from overloading and work smoothly.

With the budget we are considering, Full HD resolution (1920x1080) or higher 2k or 4k must be present. A higher resolution ensures great pictures, vivid colors, and finer details on your display.

The display panel comprises a series of dots called pixels; the term "pixel" is a short word for "picture element." These little dots are what make up the images on the displays. The more pixels you have, the more detail you can fit onscreen: Higher-resolution – Crisp details and vivid picture quality.

Certain manufacturers provide anti-glare displays that enhance viewing capability in harsh lightning and variable conditions. Anti-glare is soft on your eyes and minimizes blinding glares.

Moreover, there are specific hybrid laptops in the market that come with a touch display, specifically known as 2in1 laptops. If you wish to have a tablet-like functionality or drawing pad-like accessibility, touch laptops are good to go. 

Good brightness offers good outdoor readability under bright conditions. Consider displays with brightness levels of 250Nits and above. Nits are a unit of measurement of the intensity of light; it is used to describe the brightness of computer display. In short, the higher the nits, the better the visibility in bright light conditions. This feature is particularly good for those who work outdoor as freelancers. 

There’s more to displays in terms of their nature of the build. Let’s break down the technicalities in simpler terms. The two most popular types of panels are IPS and LED. IPS panels are LCD panels that are preferable for their crisp image quality and wide viewing angles.

For visual and graphic related work, IPS panels are preferred well by graphic designers owing to their better color accuracy and consistency. LED panels are known for their dark contrasts and deeper blacks. These panels have lower power consumption, brighter display, and lower heat output compared to IPS panels.