A laptop processor is the central chip that runs instructions, juggles tasks, and sets speed and battery behavior for the whole system.

Processor generation in a laptop marks the chip’s release era and design, shaping speed, battery life, and features you can expect.

PTC Pro/DESKTOP is a discontinued Windows CAD program for 3D modeling and 2D drawings, once popular in schools and compatible with Pro/ENGINEER.

The PrtScn button on a notebook triggers a screenshot—copying the display or saving it, depending on your shortcut and settings.

A laptop’s primary battery is the main rechargeable pack that powers the computer when unplugged.

Prezi Desktop is the Windows and Mac app for building, editing, and presenting prezis offline with presenter tools.

In laptops, PPI (pixels per inch) is the display’s pixel density set by resolution and screen size; higher PPI shows finer detail.

Power2Go’s desktop burning gadget is a small drag-and-drop widget for quick disc burns, ISO writing, and backups without opening the full program.

A laptop’s power IC is a power-management chip that generates and controls device voltages, charges the battery, and sequences startup.

USB Power Delivery on ROG laptops is the USB-C charging protocol that negotiates safe wattage (often up to 100W) for travel charging and light work.