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What Is The Difference Between Laptop And Notebook?

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'What's the difference between a laptop and a notebook?' is a question that's been posed by many and as far as we can see it has never been properly answered so once you’ve read this short article you may be still be confused but hopefully with a little better understanding why.

Well, it's our opinion that the difference between the two varies according to the region or country you're in, nothing much else.

For example, a jumper here in Australia is a sweater in the US, a jumper in the US is somebody who takes their own life by jumping off something...

A thong in the US is a great piece of underwear, in Australia it’s a piece of casual footwear also known as a flip flop in New Zealand.

In Australia the container we put our beer and ice in is known as an esky, in New Zealand it's a chilly bin, in the US it's called a cooler.

Anyway the list goes on...

Here are some examples,



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Laptop/Notebook Laptop/Notebook


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Sweater/JumperJumper

To put this question to rest, basically there is no real difference between a laptop and a notebook except maybe a difference of opinion.

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