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one thing to consider is that, because laptop screen resolutions are higher than they used to be, you may be fine with a smaller screen. Maybe take a look at a
by f_allwein 10y ago
one thing to consider is that, because laptop screen resolutions are higher than they used to be, you may be fine with a smaller screen. Maybe take a look at a 15" one with high resolution?
- cylinder714 10y agoA friend just bought a 15-inch LG gram notebook: 1080p screen, i7 CPU, 8 gigabytes of RAM, 512-gigabyte SSD, and it weighs 980 grams--just over two pounds. An i5/4G/256G version also exists. It is not a super-fast machine, and definitely see reviews on the web and YouTube as it's not in the same league as a Thinkpad, but if an HD screen and light weight are priorities, it's worth investigating. Fry's Electronics has them on display. A representative review: https://youtu.be/Aub6RCHmpHg https://youtu.be/Aub6RCHmpHg
- JBiserkov 10y agoThanks, this is a very interesting machine. I didn't like the sound of "tablet-class performance" or the sight of the screen bending like a sail. Good luck to your friend. If we can have a 1 kg 15.6 inch, why not 2 kg 17.3 inch?!?