Virtual Laptop

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Virtual laptop is a program designed for students or even technicians to learn more about the components that can be found inside of the laptop. In this program, we can explore further about computer components and gain more information about them. Besides, we can also learn how to install or place hardware or components, the right way and the right place to install the components, and enrich our knowledge about every component more specifically.

This program is found to provide some advantages. First, this virtual laptop can provide a scene inside our mind about what are the components found inside of a computer or a laptop. Then, students, especially beginners, can contact directly with the laptop although it is only a ‘virtual’ laptop, since beginners may make mistakes or damage the components inside of the ‘real’ laptop due to their inexperience. Next, practicing with virtual laptop will not cost much money, since we do not buy the real computers and what we need is only the Internet. After that, by practicing first with the virtual laptop, we can gain knowledge about the components and this can be the base for us to work further with real computers in the future.

On a contrary, this program also contained several disadvantages. One of those disadvantages is that we will not know or feel the exact condition of the way of assembling a computer since we only practice it virtually. Therefore, it will be found to be difficult for us when we are working in the real condition. Besides, by learning to assembly a computer from this program only by clicking on specific regions does not help much in understanding the method of assembling a computer. Furthermore, accessing this program is also found to be difficult if someone does not have any Internet connection.

In a nutshell, this program provides many beneficial aspects. The most important thing is we should not depend too much in practicing with virtual laptop; instead, we should try to work with real computers so that we can feel the ‘passion’ of assembling ‘concrete’ computers rather than ‘abstract’ computers.