Hi
does anyone have an idea what is currently the best laptop on the market for productivity / work that you can have for money? LG
There's certainly at notebooksbilliger.de.
Just have a look and choose.
There's not one.
But here is a really good part:
https://www.dell.com/...op/cn79011
Hi, I use this here: https://amzn.to/...to/2YqF5gw
Not cheap, but worth it. There, all popular PC games run smoothly, can be used flexibly as a tablet (keyboard abdockbar), even video rendering works quite well - has built an additional graphics chip.
You should phrase your question differently?
I'm looking for a laptop for the following application (usage).
I can spend an amount of [Amount].
Which device offers me the best price / performance ratio?
Depends on what kind of work you do. Typical office stuff like editing spreadsheets, writing bills and emails, etc. Do not need much power. Even graphic design web and print needs more medium power. For such things, I find the Microsoft Surface Pro very good, as it is lightweight and compact, yet provides just enough power for the work mentioned, can replace paper and touch input in many situations, allowing for a better overview, and even usable as a graphics tablet.
But there are also works that need a lot of power. For example, CAD, video editing, 3D modeling, etc.
Generally, you should use a desktop computer for such work, but if it really needs to be a laptop, you are probably well advised to use a device such as the Alienware Area 51m with i9 CPU and RTX 2080 GPU. It's a gaming laptop, but you can hardly get more performance in a laptop. Even in productive work you will hardly find a laptop that offers better performance. However, as it is difficult to cool such powerful components, the device is relatively thick, but only so is it possible for the devices to perform to their full potential.
That's why I generally advise against MacBooks with i7 or i9 CPUs. Since Apple despite high heat, the cooling system in favor of the thin design is very spartan fail, bring MacBooks usually only a short moment good performance. As soon as they get warm, the power has to be reduced so that they do not overheat.
And even if you do not need much power, I find Surface again better, as they are thinner and lighter than MacBooks and offer more features (such as touch and pen input).
I think they just want to know what the best laptop on the market is
