India, Feb. 7 -- I have used HP and Dell laptops on and off for years, mostly without thinking too much about the brand. They were just work machines that helped me get through deadlines, emails, late-night edits, and endless video calls. But recently, after spending proper time with both, I realised how differently they fit into everyday life. An HP often feels lighter and more relaxed to work on. It slips easily into your routine. A Dell, on the other hand, feels more serious, more focused on stability and long hours. Neither approach is wrong. They are simply built with different users in mind. What stood out wasn't processor speed or storage numbers. It was how my wrists felt after typing all day, how often I reached for the charger, ...