As you have applied to study English I would suggest a Google Pixel book because I have felt the place before the keyboards where your hands rest when they type and it is very soft providing a neat typing experience. Or a Lenovo thinkpad even though they are outdated they have a mechanical keyboard which is extremely rare on any laptop.

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nievecooper40

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Thank you so much! What size screen would you suggest?

Original post by TensorTympani

As you have applied to study English I would suggest a Google Pixel book because I have felt the place before the keyboards where your hands rest when they type and it is very soft providing a neat typing experience. Or a Lenovo thinkpad even though they are outdated they have a mechanical keyboard which is extremely rare on any laptop.

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TensorTympani

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12.3" is the only size available for the pixel book so go for that, and buy the Google pen while you are there because I was watching a review of it and with the pen you can circle an image and then Google assistant identifies what that image is.

Original post by nievecooper40

Thank you so much! What size screen would you suggest?

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nievecooper40

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Wow thank you so much! That’s so helpful :smile:

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jameswhughes

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Original post by TensorTympani

As you have applied to study English I would suggest a Google Pixel book because I have felt the place before the keyboards where your hands rest when they type and it is very soft providing a neat typing experience. Or a Lenovo thinkpad even though they are outdated they have a mechanical keyboard which is extremely rare on any laptop.

£1000 just for a Chromebook? If you're going to spend this much money get a decent laptop.

Chromebooks have their uses as basic computers if you just want something cheap (under £300), but there's really no point spending £1000 for a machine that can only run Chrome.