Laptop Choice?

If you can wait until New Year, I'll be selling a nearly new X1 Carbon (1st gen), with Windows 10.

Interested, specs?

I'm selling a Surface Pro 3
Core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD with Windows 10, type keyboard and stylus

I'll check fully later, I know it has 8GB RAM (the max for that model).

Let me know a price.

Time for a new one to replace a Mac. No more Macs.

(Considering a linnux Laptop).
Budget around £500-700.
For browsing, film/picture editing and perhaps gaming.

Any suggestions?

My Surface Pro 4?
Core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD with the type keyboard. Perfect condition still.

Yes looks good. Was thinking though about Linux though can be convinced. PM me your asking price please

i need a small, light windoze laptop, for cheapz.
is there a windows equivalent of a chromebook?

Might also be keen if sky dancer isn't.

Also interested in something like this.

Anyone looking to unload anything? Think XPS13

I need a new laptop/pad.

I want something 13" at biggest. I'd like a touch screen that I can use to annotate PDFs and write on. It would be good to edit word documents.

I don't need to it be super advanced as I've a MacBook Pro, but that's too heavy to lug to university.

I'd love to ditch pen and paper and take electronic notes. Is there a device that can actually do this properly?

Is an iPad the best choice, or is there a windows machine that's cool?

I'd thoroughly recommend a chromebook. I've had nothing but a good experience from mine.

^ Seconded. Mrs c00ps has both a Chromebook and a Lenovo Yoga. Both good (from the point of view of an occasional user of each). But the Chromebook seems a better bang for the buck.

(I have Lenovo Thinkpad as a work machine and it's pretty robust and will do more than I need)

Will the crime book last more than a few years?

Can you open and edit PDF? Never used one so guess I should.

I worry a chrome book is a bit too simple.

Do wonder if iPad Pro is good choice, only £500 from USA rather than £620 here.

Apple products do seem to last quite a few years. From my experience.

Surface.

Makes the iPad look cheap.

£200 variance in usd £ price.

I've got an acer r11 chromebook and still not 100% adjusted to it but i'd second the switch, it's an awsome bit of kit for the price. 3 in 1 laptop, tent and pad. I think there is an R13 aka 13" screen version.

I'd say a Surface too. Pretty much everyone I know who has one is happy with it, otherwise things like the Lenovo Yoga ( http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/lenovo/1405290/lenovo-yoga-book-review-is-this-the-future-of-laptops ).

Chromebook could be a good shout though, something like this for annotating PDFs https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/kami-pdf-and-document-mar/ecnphlgnajanjnkcmbpancdjoidceilk?hl=en
The OS is pretty lightweight so they don't age that quickly and Google definitely seem committed to the OS.

I like the CB but the Google docs word variant doesn't export to .doc(x) well and fucks the formatting.
Caused a few issues when submitting my first module essay and had to copy/paste to word and redo headers and footers.

I'd say go for a dell chromebook - mine feels very well built and the battery life is outstanding. I've got the desktop PC for heavy lifting if I need it.

The surface looks perfect for my needs, as I can excel and word properly on it. Plus use ti to make notes.

What processor would I need? No idea about them. Happy to spend more upfront to future proof it and make it last a lot longer.

guys, you think i can do better than an asus zenbook pro for less money? (this one is 1200pounds) i wanted less than 1000pounds

https://www.conrad.ch/fr/asus-zenbook-pro-ux550vd-bn081t-396-cm156-pouces-ordinateur-por-2513367.html?insert=UQ&WT.mc_id=afr_3_shopping_b2c_2513367&WT.srch=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6rWfl9ro1gIVhsqyCh3pKAlTEAQYAiABEgIrWvD_BwE

surface pro is awesome . shame windows 10 is just terrible, especially on a tablet.

plus today it's put itself to sleep twice, while i was writing in one note.