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Originally Posted By WantToBeLeaf⏩
Chromebook? Ehhh, I don't know if I'd be willing to go down that route. I hear ya as far as trying to save money but I don't mind paying a little extra for a little extra speed. Some of the newer Chromebooks don't look bad though.Would you be down to buy a Chromebook? You don't mention what you need it for. For documents, you can use Office online. Judging by the recommendations made in this thread and your responses to them, Chromebook might be way UNDER your price range lol.
Originally Posted By Frank
Dell huh...I've never owned a Dell, I think I'm still stuck in the old school mindset when they were crap. I'll look into it though.I just ordered an xps13 with the 10th gen i5. I couldn't see what justified the extra money on the spectra.
I think you could save a few dollars on a Dell.
I think you could save a few dollars on a Dell.
Originally Posted By ocelo7⏩
I actually have owned a Vaio. Lasted me quite some time, it was a good good laptop. I'll check it out.Sony vaio skx14
Originally Posted By spacecowb0y⏩
So more Dell, alright I'll look into it. Now the Carbon....Lenovo is one brand I know nothing about. Never owned one, never known anyone who has, but am intrigued. I wish I knew more or had more opinions because the Carbon looks legit.Xps 13
xps 15
Carbon X1
xps 15
Carbon X1
Originally Posted By exxtracool⏩
Interesting, very good point, thank you!ya looks good. go to the store and try it out bro, you might not like how it "feels".
the important thing to consider with laptops is build quality first and foremost, screen used, and cooling. generally speaking, they all use the same CPUs/GPUs, but if you get an MSI for example, that sombitch will overheat and throttle on you at the windows screen and will feel like it was build in the ****tiest chinese factory (probably is).
from my experience is term of build quality: MSI is the absolute worst, DELL XPS's are the best.
the important thing to consider with laptops is build quality first and foremost, screen used, and cooling. generally speaking, they all use the same CPUs/GPUs, but if you get an MSI for example, that sombitch will overheat and throttle on you at the windows screen and will feel like it was build in the ****tiest chinese factory (probably is).
from my experience is term of build quality: MSI is the absolute worst, DELL XPS's are the best.
Originally Posted By Merc009⏩
I'll look through what Best Buy has as far as Razer's.Buy any laptopfrom razer
Originally Posted By guideX⏩
Ok, so to the first point...I'm currently using a MacBook Air that has those exact specs you listed....it lags with the CRM's that I use and all the tabs I have open and constant going back and forth, etc. This is primarily why I'm looking to upgrade. Movies, vids, yeah this laptop is fine for those, but it's mostly my work that I use it for.> work, movies, videos
> $2000
DAFUQ.
OP you need max an i5 and 8GB ram.
In terms of reliability you should look at the Surface series (Microsoft are seriously pushing these and do tremendous with honoring warranty just in case), Dell XPS and Lenovo Thinkpad. These should be the only options as everything else is a gimmick or COPE copy of these.
That being said, as a fellow WFHcell - consider a desktop computer, full keyboard and mouse and 27+inch screen. It's healthier for you and ergonomic. Ofcourse, you could just buy a screen and dock for your laptop but that's cost ineffective against this which is also far more neat and power efficient:https://www.bestbuy.com/site/next-un...?skuId=6333203
> $2000
DAFUQ.
OP you need max an i5 and 8GB ram.
In terms of reliability you should look at the Surface series (Microsoft are seriously pushing these and do tremendous with honoring warranty just in case), Dell XPS and Lenovo Thinkpad. These should be the only options as everything else is a gimmick or COPE copy of these.
That being said, as a fellow WFHcell - consider a desktop computer, full keyboard and mouse and 27+inch screen. It's healthier for you and ergonomic. Ofcourse, you could just buy a screen and dock for your laptop but that's cost ineffective against this which is also far more neat and power efficient:https://www.bestbuy.com/site/next-un...?skuId=6333203
To your last point, I do travel a bit and it may sound odd but a desktop wouldn't really work well at my place anyway, I didn't opt for a work desk to for space considerations and just use my kitchen island as my work space lol.
To your second point, the Surface....these are also something I'm intrigued by but know nothing about. I'm going to look into these hardcore. Glad you mentioned the Lenovo though...this is definitely moving up on my list. Dell....just reminds me of those old stupid commercials 'dude, you're gettin a Dell' lol. I'll look into them though and see and compare. Thanks for the recommendations!
Originally Posted By MattyMiscer⏩
Thought about it, but I've already moved away from iPhone and although I'm used to the OS now, I think I want to go back to PC.Get another MacBook Air
My wife has a windows 10 laptop and it’s the most retarded operating system I’ve ever tried to use
My wife has a windows 10 laptop and it’s the most retarded operating system I’ve ever tried to use
Originally Posted By iloveus⏩
Yeah, I hear ya, but see above ^^^
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