“I would like to upgrade my SSD to 1 Tb and my RAM to 16 Gb. What compatible SSD and RAM should i use??? Thanks”
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Seriously, if you really want those upgrades to a computer, you will be much better off by buying a laptop with those features built in at the factory, so that when you open the box, you're ready to roll. You'll likely pay more to have those parts installed by a service tech than you would for the price of the pre-upgraded computer, itself. Plus you will lose the use of the machine, for likely several days, if not a week, or more, while the technician gets around to your laptop. Plus, you will have to spend time shopping around for the parts needed for the upgrade. There are likely hundreds, if not thousands of computer makes and models out on the market, with many being offer on sale during the holiday season, from Best Buy, and other retailers. that may meet your needs, at a price that fits your budget. Also, too, remember that many, if not all manufacturers will likely void your factory warranty if you open the computer and add or replace factory installed parts.
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