Vivobook

Forget about the MacBook "Neo," as he does not need that. He requires a laptop with at least a Ryzen 5 or Intel i5 processor, 16 GB of memory, and 512 GB of solid-state drive space. The best option is a laptop model such as the ASUS Vivobook, Lenovo IdeaPad, or Acer Aspire series. Also, most of them

Če ne potrebuješ tablice za kak poseben namen, potem kombinacija telefon+prenosnik običajno povsem zadostuje. Lenovo Yoga so sicer priznani prenosniki, ampak so dokaj dragi. Odvisno je torej od tega, koliko si pripravljena dati za prenosnik. Sam bi za faks izbral 16-inčni zaslon z razmerjem 16:10. V

My power button on my ASUS Vivobook S 14 has the finger print sensor on it as well, i like it, it doesn't botter me at all

I have an Asus Vivobook 16 1607QA as of a few days ago with the first generation of Snapdragon X chips and even that is pretty snappy with all-day battery life. I'll look at devices with second and third generation Qualcomm and Nvidia chips in a few years, when prices have come down a bit. I don't t

Newer gen intel laptops do cost significantly more than their AMD counterparts. You can look at either AMD new gen CPU laptops or older gen Intel laptops. If you can avail student discount, prices will slightly be lower. If apple works, the new MacBook Neo is also a really good option if student dis

The reason I got it was : A) The price. B) Something I can tote around and not have to lug around my 15" Windows laptop. I was only expecting to use it to do web browsing and email when travelling and at work for personal stuff. What I found was this thing does everything just as fast at my 15" Asus

Man, what a bs. A decent Macbook is about 3x-4x more expensive than a cheaper decent Windows PC laptop. You can buy a Windows PC laptop with similar performance and durability for 20%-30% lower price. A random ASUS Vivobook Flip for $1300 can run up to 14 hours on battery, being convertible laptop-t

Your school's 2-year-requirement is honestly ridiculous. There's literally nothing preventing 5-year-old ThinkPads you can get for 200-300€ from running the required software. I'm also very skeptical of the 15 in minimum screen size requirements, usually 14 inches is better for portability and 15 is

Yeah honestly mac can feel really restrictive compared to windows like everything is more locked down and less customizable. Look into ones like dell precision or hp zbook since they’re mobile workstations made for design programs and you can find them refurbished with warranty and really good revie

Using asus vivobook since last 2 years, will use the same, good performing laptop.