3D printers come in a wide range of prices, depending on what you need. Basic models for beginners can start around $150 to $300, perfect for hobbies or school projects. More advanced printers for professionals or businesses can go from $1,000 up to $10,000+. There’s something for every budget—just match the features to your goals!

3D printers build objects layer by layer, starting from a digital design. Imagine frosting a cake, but instead of cream, it uses plastic, resin, or even metal. The printer melts or cures the material and shapes it into your design—whether it’s a phone stand, a toy, or a piece of jewelry. It’s like magic, but with science!

Not exactly! Laser printers don’t use liquid ink—they use toner, which is a fine powder. This toner gets fused onto the paper using heat, creating crisp, smudge-resistant text and images. That’s why laser prints are fast, sharp, and perfect for high-volume work.

Yes, they do! Best Buy offers printer recycling as part of their electronics recycling program. You can drop off your old or broken printer at most locations, and they’ll make sure it’s recycled properly—good for the planet and easy for you.

Laptop prices in Egypt vary widely depending on the brand, specifications, and your needs. You can find entry-level laptops starting from around 8,000 to 12,000 EGP, which are great for browsing and basic tasks. Mid-range laptops cost between 15,000 and 25,000 EGP, suitable for students or office work. High-performance or gaming laptops can exceed 30,000 EGP, especially with dedicated graphics cards and high-speed processors. Always check for updated prices, especially during offers or back-to-school seasons.

You can buy laptops in Egypt from many trusted sources:

• Physical stores like CompuMe, B.TECH, Raya Shop, and Carrefour
• Official brand stores such as HP, Dell, or Lenovo Egypt
• Online platforms like Jumia, Souq, Noon, and Hardware Egypt
• Shopping online often gives you access to reviews, better prices, and delivery options—just make sure you’re buying from a trusted seller.

Apple laptops (MacBooks) are on the premium side. Prices in Egypt generally start at:

• MacBook Air (M1/M2): around 35,000 to 50,000 EGP
• MacBook Pro (M2/M3): ranges from 50,000 to over 90,000 EGP, depending on size, chip, and specs
• Prices can vary based on storage, processor version, and whether you’re buying new or used.
• It’s always a good idea to compare prices across retailers or check official resellers for deals.

Before buying a laptop, ask yourself:

• What will you use it for? (Work, study, gaming, design, etc.)
• How much RAM and storage do you need?
• Do you prefer portability or power?
• What’s your budget?
• Also, consider battery life, screen quality, keyboard comfort, warranty, and local after-sales support. A little research can help you get the perfect match for your needs—and budget!

No, they’re not the same! While both are used to print, toner is a dry powder used in laser printers, and ink is a liquid used in inkjet printers. Different printers, different needs!

Not quite. Toner and ink serve the same purpose—printing—but they’re made of different materials and work in different types of printers. Toner = powder for lasers. Ink = liquid for inkjets.

Toner usually lasts much longer than ink. A toner cartridge can print thousands of pages without drying out, while ink cartridges might only last a few hundred and can dry up if not used regularly. That’s why toner is great for high-volume printing.

Nope! They may sound similar, but they’re completely different. Ink is wet and water-based, ideal for home and photo printing. Toner is dry and heat-fused, perfect for fast, clean text documents.

The operating system (like Windows, macOS, or Linux) is usually stored on the main hard drive or SSD—specifically, in a special system partition that runs when you turn the computer on. It’s the first software that loads, making everything else possible, from opening apps to browsing the internet.

Your data—like photos, documents, apps, and downloads—is mainly stored on your hard drive (HDD) or solid-state drive (SSD).

• Personal files are usually saved in folders like Documents, Pictures, and Downloads.
• Some apps and cloud services (like OneDrive or Google Drive) may store data online, too.
• So your computer is part local storage, part digital backpack!

If you’ve saved passwords on your computer, they’re likely stored in the browser. Here’s how to find them:

• In Google Chrome:

1. 1. Go to Settings → Autofill → Password Manager.
   2. You’ll see saved usernames and passwords (you’ll need your system login to view them).

• On Windows, use the Credential Manager to view stored passwords for apps or networks.
• On macOS: Open Keychain Access to browse stored credentials.
  Just remember—never share these details and always use a secure login!

A desktop is a computer made to stay in one place—usually on a desk. It comes with a separate monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Unlike laptops, desktops aren’t portable, but they’re more powerful, easier to upgrade, and often more affordable for the same specs.