EliteBook 840 G7

Enjoy using a computer that's not going to intentionally slow down over time until you're fooled into buying another one. Or go on eBay and find one of those fools selling their perfectly fine laptop for $80 and turn it into a speed demon in 20 minutes with Mint. Best thing about Linux is you can ta

I give this advice every year and help a load of undergrads save themselves from painful choices… at least with their tech. DO NOT go for "consumer grade" laptops. That is to say, don't go to Curry's and pick a laptop that costs £199. It might be brand new, but it's all plastic and those are NOT bui

Benchmark Oct 2025 15 FPS on certain 3d demos. It's survivable at 16gb RAM and a 512gb NVME Runs Win 11 Pro 24h2 ok on a new light install. It's slow with corporate software. This is a $250 laptop. Don't bother with 8gb ram models. Perks: vPro, driver updates via Windows Updates are good, popular an

You can get better specs on a non apple computer since you want the ability to run Windows. If you absolutely need to run both windows and MacOS on the same computer, then Apple is what you need. I'd look for something with 32GB of ram, and as much space as possible. Here is a renewed HP, 17 10th ge

I work in the legal field. I think mainly with going digital you just want adequate ram and decent cpu. I did not know how much you wanted to spend. Getting a good refurbished model is not a bad way to go either. So, getting a fairly new intel i5 or ryzen 5 or ryzen 7 with 16gb of ram is solid. This