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I was wondering whether anyone had any laptop recommendations for uni, I was thinking either hp, asus of chromebook but I’m not too sure l, I’m studying biochem with human bio
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(Original post by Lau2en _)
I was wondering whether anyone had any laptop recommendations for uni, I was thinking either hp, asus of chromebook but I’m not too sure l, I’m studying biochem with human bio
I was wondering whether anyone had any laptop recommendations for uni, I was thinking either hp, asus of chromebook but I’m not too sure l, I’m studying biochem with human bio
I use a Microsoft surface and it works for me as I can use all the apps that are required from my course (criminology with criminal justice) and its touch so its easier to use when i'm trying to read something online.
I would recommend asking your uni course leader about what you will be using on your laptop for your subject and they may recommend laptops to get that they themselves use.
I hope this helps!
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AMD Ryzen 4000 series ultrabooks/2 in 1s are great.
8 cores of power, great value and great battery life
8 cores of power, great value and great battery life
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I use an Asus Chromebook, mostly because I hate windows 10! For me it is perfect as I already use google drive, docs etc and Chromebooks have fantastic battery life, mine lasts a good 10 hours meaning I don't have to worry about finding a plug socket in lectures! If you need any special software for your course then I wouldn't recommend one but if its just for notes, research and essays like me then they're fab. Had mine for 2 years and it's still running like new!
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I use an Asus Chromebook, mostly because I hate windows 10! For me it is perfect as I already use google drive, docs etc and Chromebooks have fantastic battery life, mine lasts a good 10 hours meaning I don't have to worry about finding a plug socket in lectures! If you need any special software for your course then I wouldn't recommend one but if its just for notes, research and essays like me then they're fab. Had mine for 2 years and it's still running like new!
I use an Asus Chromebook, mostly because I hate windows 10! For me it is perfect as I already use google drive, docs etc and Chromebooks have fantastic battery life, mine lasts a good 10 hours meaning I don't have to worry about finding a plug socket in lectures! If you need any special software for your course then I wouldn't recommend one but if its just for notes, research and essays like me then they're fab. Had mine for 2 years and it's still running like new!
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Asus Vivobooks are good, problem with chrome books is that not all programs can be downloaded/work with its system.
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Asus Vivobooks are good, problem with chrome books is that not all programs can be downloaded/work with its system.
Asus Vivobooks are good, problem with chrome books is that not all programs can be downloaded/work with its system.
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don’t get lenovo - i’ve heard so many uni friends laptops breaking. HP and acer are the best in my opinion
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Thank youuu, I am doing a stem course so should I not get an chromebook? I have an iPad and I’m wondering should I just use that and buy a keyboard??
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