Galaxy Book3 Pro

I'll 100% get down voted for this opinion. There's a lot of negativity in the comments here, but it's perfectly possible to run models on a laptop and fast enough at modest resolutions! Memory management has improved, more models can be sliced and offloaded with less vram than it used to take. Howev

Honestly it's dire, it's either closed source firmware blobs or low performance, choose your poison! If you want actually acceptable 2500+ single thread and 10000+ multi threading on CPUbenchmark and 8gb ram so a modern browser is snappy, recycling and old laptop motherboard is the only way to go wi

Absolutely, even 5:4 is more natural for actual work or even just web browsing. I can't physically see all of a wide-screen monitor at once. The only time I've felt the compromise was kinda worth it was a 16:10 ratio on a used Samsung Galaxy Book3 Pro 360. They're so cheap second hand at cex in the

Ah yes, the remote-designer special — when the GPU and CPU don’t matter as much as those sweet, inky blacks and vibrant colors 🌈🖥️ If you’re mostly connecting remotely and just want a stellar OLED display, you’ve actually got some fun options: ASUS Zenbook 14X OLED – Lightweight, premium, and the OLE

Laptops depreciate like crazy. At $700 I'd go used or at least refurb every time.Look for a 2-in-1 under 2 years old with 16GB RAM minimum. If you're not sure whether you're getting robbed, ask here. Solid finds: Spectre x360 Surface Laptop Studio Lenovo Yoga Galaxy Book3 Pro And btw campus repair d