Spectre x360

MacBook is ideal based on what you’ve described but since you specifically requested for windows: HP Spectre x360 is amazing A bit cheaper is dell Inspiron 14 2 in 1 Based on personal use and past experience, both of these are compact, fast, easy to travel with, and touch screen. Great for everyday

It really depends on what is important to you. One little thing that is seldom discussed: the amazing touch screen on the Z13, plus its pen support that is becoming more and more useful as I use it daily for work (signatures, annotations on a screenshot, etc.) For example, I tried going the G16 rout

You should get two in one laptop,like Lenovo Yoga 9i or HP Spectre x360 14,they can be used both as tablet and laptop if you can’t decide. But you can still choose which one you would prefer

Increasing your hardware is a linear solution. That is, if you double the hardware you will halve the calculation time (It’s more complicated than that, but the concept holds). If you learn better ways to handle data, then you will see multiplicative gains. If you fix your systems, you will see an e

I got a refurbished HP Spectre x360 when I first opened my practice eight years ago. It came with a stylus and folds to become essentially a tablet. However, I've never actually used it that way. It's been rock solid for me and is almost (but not quite) ready for its first battery replacement despit

IMO, no current surface would be good enough for the MechE coursework I had. CAD programs alone pretty much necessitate the need for a dGPU and the last surface they made which might act as a All in One for course work, note taking, etc was the Surface Laptop Studio 2. If you're just looking for not

Nice to see that I'm not the only one coming from a Spectre x360. Bought mine in 2020 as I was so impressed with the 4k OLED display. It was a premium laptop product at the time. But this tandem OLED display is much much nicer. Probably the best color saturations of any OLED display that I've ever s

I've been multitasking for about 2 hours today with 40% screen brightness on battery saver mode. SOC this morning was 100% when I unplugged. Still have 77% remaining. Definitely north of 7 hours with general multitasking duties like watching youtube videos, web surfing, and system configuring. Bluet

Honestly if price isn't an issue and you want the Windows equivalent of a MacBook in terms of build quality, performance and display, look no further than the HP Spectre x360 16. It ticks every box you've mentioned gorgeous OLED display, excellent webcam, more than powerful enough for video editing

Naw tbh anything you like x86 based. I had an hp spectre x360 because I liked taking notes on it like a tablet but completely up to you. Also I ended up using wsl way more than my dual boot