Good anons of /g/, would you recommend getting this? Main use would be for office work and note taking.
Realistically I don't need an i5 but there are almost no i3s out there with SSDs. And the speed hit for switching an SSD to a HDD is considerable if /g/ told me right.
Price is not optimal, but this is likely the cheapest I can find for similar >12 inch touchscreen light weight laptops.
>>55256112
Also 1.9 Kg so a bit on the heavier side. For comparson surface pro with keypad is 1.3 Kg.
>>55256112
kys
>>55256112
lightweight is the /o/ equivalent of fiberglass
kys
>>55256112
I would look into the LG Gram. Apparently it's really light, and is a decent laptop.
If you like macOS, the MacBook is a good choice if you don't mind the one port. There's a nice little adapter thingy that you can put in the port, and it gives it USB C and a regular USB port.
>>55256741
Thanks anon! Will look into it.
MacBook is good but touch screen is something I am hoping to get out of it.
>>55256112
On a related note, what is the best daily-usable laptop for power efficiency? Like for someone that is using solar and battery power in a camper, boat or cabin?
>>55256770
Tablets may be too inefficient. DDR3L is a must. No Video card.
>>55256800
Would a Silvermont chip be good enough for stuff like photo and video editing, or would a Core-M or -U be better?
>>55256874
I usually at least recommend a core M in case Windows suck up more processing ability with future updates and you will be struggling.
>>55256741
LG Gram is expansive though, at $ 1.4K.
>>55256112
>Jade
Literally never heard of them, probably some chink shit copy of someone else, do not buy
>>55256112
Forgot my link.
http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/acer-acer-aspire-r-14-touchscreen-convertible-laptop-intel-ci5-6200u-256gb-ssd-8gb-ram-windows-10-r5-471t-534x/10393210.aspx
>>55257973
Any advice anons?
