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I don't know how much better the IdeaPad 5 Pro is to the IdeaPad 5, I know the regular IdeaPad 5 is garbage.
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I don't know how much better the IdeaPad 5 Pro is to the IdeaPad 5, I know the regular IdeaPad 5 is garbage.
I liked the Acer Swift 3 https://slickdeals.net/f/16189888-acer-swift-3-14-intel-evo-laptop-12th-gen-intel-i5-1240p-16gb-ram-512gb-ssd-550-15-565
Lenovo Thinkbook 13s looks good too, but you need to pay attention to Lenovo's coupon pricing https://slickdeals.net/f/16255015-thinkbook-13s-gen-4-laptop-ryzen-7-6800u-13-3-2560x1600-16gb-lpddr5-256gb-ssd-710-06
I also like the Dell Latitude Refurb from Dell Outlet on eBay. Pricing varies, but occasionally they will pop a 16GB configuration for less than $600.
That's comparing apple to orange.
This 14" touchscreen at 3.11lbs can be considered as ultraportable using the older standard (now it usually needs < 3lbs)
The 16" non-touch screen is at whopping 4.30lbs.
I'm not definitely not in that 16" market (and touchscreen is a must to me)
I've been using 13.3 or lower with touch screen since WinXP Tablet version for travel and also powerful enough for working remotely.
(now the 14" because of thinner bezel is actually smaller than my 5 years old 13.3" Yoga)
Ultraportable but with enough power laptop is usually more expensive than the larger size laptop as they need to pack things into much smaller footprint, lighter weight and better cooling.
That's comparing apple to orange.
This 14" touchscreen at 3.11lbs can be considered as ultraportable using the older standard (now it usually needs < 3lbs)
The 16" non-touch screen is at whopping 4.30lbs.
I'm not definitely not in that 16" market (and touchscreen is a must to me)
I've been using 13.3 or lower with touch screen since WinXP Tablet version for travel and also powerful enough for working remotely.
(now the 14" because of thinner bezel is actually smaller than my 5 years old 13.3" Yoga)
Ultraportable but with enough power laptop is usually more expensive than the larger size laptop as they need to pack things into much smaller footprint, lighter weight and better cooling.
https://slickdeals.net/f/16212952-lenovo-ideapad-5-pro-laptop-ryzen-5-6600hs-14-touch-2240x1400-16gb-1tb-ssd-radeon-660m-640-free-s-h?attrsrc=searc
They have their trade-offs, just curious what other people think...
nvm....deal is dead, OoS