OmniBook 7

HP OmniBook 7 was my go to. Love it!

IMO, with price budget of 1-1.3k I would go with HP Omni book 7, really good quality and high end specs. And you can find one for $999 at Costco or other retail places. I bought mine with specs of i7, 32gb ddr5, OLED 3k, 2 in 1 for around 1.1k reason it came to 1.1k is because I bought 2 year all st

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

Bateria o ideal seria durqr bastante, mas ao mesmo tempo preciso de algo leve para carregar por aí Então esquece jogos, pelo menos jogos AAA... tem que ser um ultrabook. Leve, compacto, qualidade impar(com corpo em aluminio unibody) de quebra da pra pensar em algo com OLED e ter uma fidelidade de co

I searched one before, budget below rm5000 and honestly I think this 3 suits you as a CS student. Lenovo ThinkPad E14 G7 / ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED / HP OmniBook 7 AI These laptops only use intel integrated graphics (no GPU such as RTX/GTX), but their processor is really powerful for multitasking and he

Since you’re not doing gaming on this laptop, or at least very little of it, these are very appropriate devices. I have purchased several computers from Costco over the years and there are a couple things to mention. First of all the reviews are all legitimate users and not just semi-professional re

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.

Seriously? I don’t see any complete Framework laptop $800 or less even used on EBay. You pay a big premium for all that upgradability and the replacement parts are expensive. Sure, if OP has $2k or more to spend newish, or $1500 or more to spend starting used, then OP could consider Framework. As to