I would like to start studying interior design at the Wismar University in autumn. That's why I've already started getting a new laptop. I don't know the whole topic too well and the mass of offers is a little overwhelming for me. Of course, I would like a device that meets the demands on computing power, etc., but I also don't want to invest in an extremely expensive device that can do things that I don't need in my studies.
That's why I'm looking for recommendations from people who are more familiar with the topic and can give me tips.
As long as you do not need extensive graphics editing for an apprenticeship, e.g. For everything in the creative design, photo or video area, a standard mid-range notebook is sufficient for studying as a work and storage device.
even older, used ones that are technically ok and free of defects can be used on a tight budget. If you have to watch out for money, buy one from a well-known second-hand dealer on the internet.
i have bought all of my pcs and notebooks from ITSCO for the past 10 years. If there ever was a problem, it was quickly resolved thanks to first-class service.
