Is this laptop sufficient to operate Photoshop?

https://www.chip.de/...ebook.html

Trekstor U13B-PO. I need it so that I can work on the way. Should not be for regular use, only while I'm on vacation. This means Photoshop just has to work, does not have to be super smooth. I have to do only a few small tasks anyway, a maximum of 1 hour a week. Otherwise I only need it for writing.

Opinions?

P.S.: Does anyone know what the difference is between Trekstor U13B-CO and U13B-PO?

The notebook is enough to operate Photoshop. (See System Requirements)

https://www.adobe.com/...specs.html

More memory would be recommended.

I think I'd rather take the Akoya E4253 from Medion, which has 8GB and more storage space…

This is an absolute turnip.

Do not enjoy it.

That's because of the grottest bad CPU.

Take this:

https://geizhals.de/...ml?hloc=de

has about the power of an i3 7100u

For Photoshop Elements yes, for the "normal" not.

Just as garbage if you are honest

In this price range where he moves this is the best choice (emergency & misery).

Yes, but I think he should take a bit more money in hand

Achso the habbich probably read over

P.S.: Does anyone know what the difference is between Trekstor U13B-CO and U13B-PO?

The difference is the CPU.

The one a trolly Celeron N4000

The other a trolly Pentium N5000

Which version of Photoshop? Everything up to CS3 is certainly going awesome! The current version is safe but not fun…

Opinion…

I'm writing you from a 15-year-old HP Elitebook Workstation. Designed for Auocad. 17 inch.

Everything is still going on like the last day. Super fast internet.

Now. A current notebook should Autocad so well on it.

Important an own graphic.