OmniBook 7

Depends on price and if 13.3 is a formfactor you like, in my area the HP OmniBook 7 14" Laptop (kh0073nox) is on sale 1500 USD down from 2500 but it have a 2k OLED instead of the 4k IPS on the Aero. Since the RAM is soldered I would go for 32 instead of 16 for long term use but that my opinion.

feel free to DM, but you can get a HP Omnibook in Currys for 599, 16/512 which is decent and will have all the ram and storage you'll probably need. https://www.currys.ie/products/hp-omnibook-7-aero-ngai-13.3-laptop-amd-ryzen-ai-5-512-gb-ssd-glacier-silver-10281487.html The most popular in that pric

He is not correct. if you get new intel after lunar lake you will be fine but you need to find at your budget maybe at offers since the default price will be expensive.HP laptops are fine but only if you get mid to higher range serios. cheapest basic one will be trash. Ignore the teraflops or ai sin

Two ways to go, depending on whether you want to save money or have a strong camera built in. Value pick: the Dell Latitude 7430, a business refurb around $475. Built like a tank, runs Windows and Office fine, and has 32GB of RAM (double your minimum), so it handles a wall of tabs plus Zoom easily.

Cheapest Panther Lake X7 or X9 laptop available: $3,189 USD. LMAO. (HP 14" EliteBook X G2i Multi-Touch Next Gen AI Notebook) I know that this is a Qualcomm subreddit but labelling the most high-end of the business HP laptop lineup as "cheapest" is... man. https://www.costco.com/p/-/hp-omnibook-7-16-

I'll also tag on to this. Bought my HP OmniBook 7 on sale from Microcenter for 600$. It came with: 16" 2k OLED touch screen, Intel Core Ultra 7 255H, 32gb RAM, 1TB SSD, RTX 4050 6GB, backlit keyboard, and it came with a free game (I picked the new Battlefield). Now I get most people won't get a deal