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Programming something professionally in C++, definitely no. The main factor is CPU, #2 is RAM amount. But if by programming you mean learn python or C#, most l
by Const-me 10y ago
Programming something professionally in C++, definitely no. The main factor is CPU, #2 is RAM amount.
But if by programming you mean learn python or C#, most likely yes.
P.S. Couple months ago bought Acer V3-372-34W8. Not an ultrabook, but weights under 1.5 kg, not too large, thanks to its Iris GPU has 64MB of L4 CPU cache, and unlike real ultrabooks this one is upgradable.