Which laptop is the best for my project?
I have seen 3 laptops in Media Markt whose prices have addressed me. Even for a layman like me, all the stuff on the description of the laptop did not look too bad, even if some of this information does not say much to me… Anyway, I only need the laptop for school stuff and also Photoshop, but that rather less. Also for programming and creating websites I will use it. And bureaucracy like Word or Powerpoint. Which of these is the most suitable?
Of those definitely the Lenovo, but all 3 are extremely bad.
The 64 GB of memory are just not enough, and the processor is very weak.
For the money you already get a notebook with the faster Intel Pentium N5000!
I would look around at Notebooksbilliger times.
For example, the here:
https://www.medion.com/de/shop/p/einsteiger-notebooks-medion-akoya-e4254-intel-pentium-silver-n5000-windows-10-home-im-s-modus-35-5cm-14-fhd-display-intel-uhd-64-gb-flash-4-gb-ram-notebook-b-ware--30025703B?wt_mc=de.sea.pla_vis_google.DE%20%7C%20Shopping%20%7C%20Notebooks%20%7C%20Zielvorhabenoptimiert.Notebooks_30025703-B
Has a much better Full HD display and also the better processor.
I think you will not be happy.
The CPU is grottly slow, which is not yet the absolute KO criterion.
None of the devices has full HD resolution which is why the web page design is likely to make it difficult, since already mobile phones often have Full HD, I would also optimize my website. Smaller and larger resolutions should also look good, but I would optimize to Full HD and therefore should ideally be done on a device with Full HD.
The 4GB of memory (of which something else goes for the graphics, since the devices do not have their own graphics chip and graphics memory) are also full of Internet and Office quickly. Depending on the application, graphics editing is almost an overkill.
The same applies to the super small SSD with 64GB when Windows drives a few updates and you still install 1-2 applications then the overfull and lame. You will hardly accommodate games on such a small SSD.
Therefore rather FINGER away.
If it is necessarily something in the price range then maybe what used. Leasing returns are usually quite good to have and from professional dealers, there are also with 12 months warranty.
https://www.gebrauchtcomputer24.de/notebooks/hp-elitebook-840-8-gb-ssd-fullhd.html
Are not all very good.
If it's about the price, then here's the cheapest, which I could find with the minimum requirements for your purposes:
Wow something for the price. Looks already much better. Also, the one-year warranty gives me a sure feeling.
