88 Things About Computer Laptops That Most People Don’t Know

1. Some laptops have a built-in fingerprint reader for added security. 
2. Laptops have a limited number of charging cycles for their batteries.
3. Laptops can have different graphics card options, such as integrated
   or dedicated GPUs.
4. Some laptops have a touchpad that doubles as a numeric keypad.
5. Some laptops have a feature called “expresscharge” which allows
   the battery to charge faster.
6. Some laptops have a dual-storage system, combining a solid-state drive
   (SSD) and a hard disk drive (HDD).
7. Laptops can have different display technologies, such as LED, IPS,
   and OLED.
8. Laptops can have different thermal solutions, such as fan-based or
   fanless designs.
9. Some laptops have a feature called “extreme battery life” which provides
   longer battery life compared to normal laptops.
10. Some laptops have a built-in webcam that can be used for video conferencing.
11. Some laptops have a built-in docking station, allowing users to connect to
    additional peripherals.
12. Laptops can have different operating systems, such as Windows, macOS,
    or Chrome OS.
13. Some laptops have a built-in projector, allowing users to project their screen
    onto a wall or surface.
14. Laptops can have different input methods, such as traditional keyboards,
    chiclet keyboards, or gaming keyboards.
15. Some laptops have a built-in stylus for use with touch screens.
16. Some laptops have a feature called “turboboost” which temporarily increases
    the CPU speed for improved performance.
17. Laptops can have different processor options, such as Intel Core i3, i5, i7, or
    AMD Ryzen.
18. Laptops can have different memory (RAM) options, such as 4GB, 8GB, 16GB,
    or more.
19. Some laptops have a feature called “turbo cooling” which helps to keep the
    laptop cool while it’s running at high performance.
20. Some laptops have a built-in SD card reader for transferring photos and other data.
21. Some laptops have a built-in mobile broadband modem, allowing users to connect
    to the internet while on the go.
22. Some laptops have a built-in TV tuner, allowing users to watch television programs
    on their laptop.
23. Some laptops have a feature called “instant on” which allows the laptop to start up
    quickly from a low power state.
    
24. Laptops can have different screen sizes, such as 11″, 13″, 15″, or 17″.
25. Some laptops have a built-in Blu-ray drive for playing and recording high-definition media.
26. Some laptops have a feature called “hybrid graphics” which allows the laptop to switch
    between integrated and dedicated graphics for improved performance and battery life.
27. Some laptops have a built-in 3G or 4G cellular modem, allowing users to connect to the
    internet while on the go.
28. Some laptops have a built-in GPS receiver, allowing users to use location-based
    services and navigation.
29. Some laptops have a feature called “power bridge” which allows users to swap out the
    battery without shutting down the laptop.
30. Laptops can have different connectivity options, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or NFC.
31. Some laptops have a built-in IR camera, allowing users to use Windows Hello for
    biometric authentication.
32. Some laptops have a built-in  FM radio receiver, allowing users to listen to FM
    radio stations.
33. Some laptops have a feature called “smart cache” which improves the performance by
    storing frequently used data in a high-speed cache.
34. Some laptops have a built-in video conferencing camera with dedicated microphones
    and speakers for improved audio quality.
35. Some laptops have a feature called “power-saving mode” which reduces the power
    consumption for longer battery life.
36. Some laptops have a built-in card reader for reading and writing data from various
    types of memory cards.
37. Some laptops have a feature called “power saver switch” which allows users to quickly
    switch between performance and power-saving modes.
38. Some laptops have a built-in optical drive, allowing users to read and write CDs and DVDs.
39. Some laptops have a built-in ambient light sensor, automatically adjusting the screen
    brightness based on the surrounding light conditions.
40. Some laptops have a built-in Subwoofer for improved audio quality.
41. Some laptops have a feature called “automatic performance tuning” which adjusts the
    performance settings based on the running applications.
42. Some laptops have a built-in digital compass, allowing users to use navigation and
    location-based services.
43. Some laptops have a built-in accelerometer, automatically protecting the hard drive
    in case of a drop or impact.
44. Some laptops have a built-in environmental sensor, measuring temperature,
    humidity, and pressure.
45. Some laptops have a built-in Barometer, allowing users to track changes in altitude
    and atmospheric pressure.
46. Some laptops have a feature called “instant resume” which allows the laptop to quickly
    resume from sleep or hibernation mode.
47. Some laptops have a built-in gyroscope, allowing users to control games and applications
    with motion gestures.
48. Some laptops have a built-in digital pen, allowing users to write, draw, and navigate
    on the touch screen.
49. Some laptops have a built-in fingerprint reader, allowing users to log in with a simple touch.
50. Some laptops have a built-in kickstand, allowing users to prop up the laptop for a
    more comfortable viewing angle.
51. Some laptops have a built-in UV light, allowing users to sterilize the keyboard and touchpad.
52. Some laptops have a built-in pico projector, allowing users to project their screen
    onto any flat surface.
53. Some laptops have a built-in iris scanner, allowing users to log in with their eye.
54. Some laptops have a built-in magnetometer, allowing users to use location-based
    services and navigation.
55. Some laptops have a built-in heart rate monitor, allowing users to track their fitness
    and health.
56. Some laptops have a built-in digital notepad, allowing users to write notes and sketches
    with the digital pen.
57. Some laptops have a built-in E-reader, allowing users to read digital books and magazines.
58. Some laptops have a built-in wireless charging pad, allowing users to charge their
    devices without cords.
59. Some laptops have a built-in virtual assistant, allowing users to perform tasks and
    control applications using voice commands.
60. Some laptops have a built-in water-resistant design, allowing users to use the laptop
    in rainy or damp conditions.
61. Some laptops have a built-in solar panel, allowing users to charge the battery using sunlight.
62. Some laptops have a built-in solar panel, allowing users to charge the battery using sunlight.
63. Some laptops have a built-in modular design.
64. Some laptops have a built-in 2-in-1 design, allowing users to switch between laptop
    and tablet modes.
65. Some laptops have a built-in facial recognition software, allowing users to log in with
    just their face.
66. Some laptops have a built-in OLED screen, offering higher contrast and deeper blacks
    than traditional LCD screens.
67. Some laptops have a built-in cellular connectivity, allowing users to connect to the internet
    anywhere with cellular coverage.
68. Some laptops have a built-in dual graphics cards, allowing users to switch between
    integrated and dedicated graphics for improved performance.
69. Some laptops have a built-in GPS receiver, allowing users to use navigation and
    location-based services without an internet connection.
70. Some laptops have a built-in liquid cooling system, improving performance and reducing
    the risk of overheating.
71. Some laptops have a built-in eye-tracking technology, allowing users to interact with the
    laptop using eye movements.
72. Some laptops have a built-in hardware encryption, keeping sensitive data secure even
    if the laptop is lost or stolen.
73. Some laptops have a built-in 4K display, offering four times the resolution of a standard
    1080p display.
74. Some laptops have a built-in biometric security, allowing users to secure their laptop using
    multiple forms of authentication.
75. Some laptops have a built-in augmented reality (AR) technology, allowing users to
    experience virtual objects in the real world.
76. Some laptops have a built-in neural processor, allowing for faster and more efficient
    machine learning tasks.
77. Some laptops have a built-in high-end audio processor, improving the quality of audio
    output for music and games.
78. Some laptops have a built-in motion control technology, allowing users to control the laptop
    using simple hand gestures.
79. Some laptops have a built-in ambient light-controlled keyboard, automatically adjusting the
    keyboard lighting based on the surrounding light conditions.
80. Some laptops have a built-in wireless docking station, allowing users to connect to external
    devices without the need for cords.
81. Some laptops have a built-in low-power display, reducing the power consumption and
    extending battery life.
82. Some laptops have a built-in multi-touch display, allowing users to interact with the laptop
    using touch and gestures.
83. Some laptops have a built-in multi-tasking view, allowing users to view multiple windows
    and applications at once.
84. Some laptops have a built-in electronic stylus, allowing users to write, draw, and navigate
    on the touch screen with precision.
85. Some laptops have a built-in parental control software, allowing parents to control and monitor
    the use of the laptop by their children.
86. Some laptops have a built-in customizable LED lighting, allowing users to personalize the
    look of their laptop.
87. Some laptops have a built-in detachable keyboard, allowing users to use the laptop as a
    tablet or convert it into a desktop computer.
88. Some laptops have a built-in haptic feedback technology, allowing users to feel physical
    sensations when touching the laptop screen.

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