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I am not a gamer. I buy all my laptops second hand. Current one is a Lenovo Thinkpad X??, 14" IPS screen, mate of course. Linux support may require you to tinke
by jerome-jh 7y ago
I am not a gamer. I buy all my laptops second hand. Current one is a Lenovo Thinkpad X??, 14" IPS screen, mate of course. Linux support may require you to tinker a bit.
I like a lot the Dell Latitude line, they all have a mate screen but not always IPS, and they used to have a real keyboard, not chicklet. Supported by Linux 100% straight out of a normal installation.
My kids have Fujitsu Siemens with Wacom digitizers, 13" screen, lovely keyboard: very sturdy, but hefty by current standards. My wife has the only new laptop of the family, a Dell Inspiron 13", thin and light.
I only buy with Core i5, i7 CPU's, seldom Core i3.
At work, they buy HP and I would not recommend.
You can infer my requirements: real CPU, reliability (pro oriented product lines), mate screen with stable colors, very good keyboard. That last point is getting harder and harder to fullfill.