Galaxy Book4 Edge

I do full stack dev work on my X Elite chip (Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Edge) with 16GB of RAM. Most languages and tools are compiled for ARM at this point, at least in the JVM and .net worlds. Python can be hit or miss, since many libraries are wrappers for C that may or may not work, but that's an issu

I have no idea where you live or what phone you use which can guide some of the suggestions. You can buy a MacBook Air in your price range, an M2 or M3 would work great for you but you can find the M4 air on sale for $799 all the time at Best Buy or Amazon. If you have to have windows. A Samsung Gal

Refurbished Galaxy book 4 edge for 600$ that I got my girl off Amazon. That things beautiful and battery life is amazing. Snapdragon X devices are very good media consumption devices that can somewhat game. But alot of programs don't work on ARM yet. Thank the Lort Fortnite runs on it.

It is a Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Edge 14", a very decent laptop. I have the 16" version, which is very good for web surfing but not for heavy tasks. It's an ARM laptop, so not every software is supported, though. 3k hdr amoled display is perfect for movies

It works good. This is my setup on GalaxyBook 4 Edge (X Elite).

I bought Galaxy Book 4 edge (Snapdragon X Plus processor, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB storage) and for day to day tasks it's absolutely amazing, very silent and lightweight, screen is awesome, the battery is easily holding a day and a half, obviously depending on what you do. I was also playing games on it (T

never said it has no baggage at all. and the OS is optimized to work on thin and light imacs and macbook airs, unlike windows which is meant for chonky desktops that sip a lot of wattage. You do realise that Windows on ARM is a thing, right? Or do you keep the perception that all Windows devices are

Refurbished snapdragon X Laptop with an OLED and 16GB of Ram. Best battery life out there and plays light to medium games fine. I have Fortnite on my girls Galaxy Book 4 edge and it was refurbished for $599 US. Just make sure what you wanna run works on ARM on Windows.

I bought the Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge 15.6" which has a Snapdragon X processor. I haven't used my laptop extensively for much since I just got it, but it seems to have no issues running the software I have downloaded ARM native or otherwise. The only thing I haven't tested is gaming.

What applications do you need for coding? Assuming you don’t have specific needs that would cause compatibility issues, you could try the new snapdragon galaxy books. They’re pretty highly rated in consumer reports (which is slanted towards some niche criteria admittedly). Still, I borrowed one for