What You Get in an Entry-Level, Low-Budget Computer
When buyers search for a computer around a very tight budget, they are usually looking for the essentials: a working processor, enough memory to run an operating system and a few applications, and storage that boots quickly. At the entry level, the sensible target is a small form factor machine built around an Intel Celeron or Intel N-series processor — chips such as the J4125, N95 or N100. These are 4-core designs with modest but perfectly usable clock speeds, low power draw and, in the case of the N-series, integrated graphics that can drive two displays.
The key to making a low-cost computer feel responsive is pairing the processor with the right memory and storage. 4 GB of RAM is the practical
