Did you make it through the HSC without a laptop, and now looking for a new device to help you with your study? Or maybe you’ve had one for years and you need to upgrade your current model. Whatever the case, 2017 is a great year for laptop technology and there is a diverse range of laptop options for every student, at every price range.
This list compiles the top laptops choices for a studious (and possibly Netflix) filled year.
Microsoft Surface Pro 4
So technically you could call this a tablet, but versatility is it’s main aim. Considered to be one of Microsoft’s most recent absolute successes the Microsoft Surface Pro 4, is a touch screen tablet, that suits those that likes to write notes and scribble and a more interactive study experience. Averaging around $900 dollars, depending on the storage and hard-drive components, so is moderately priced for a student computer. The only downside to this laptop, is that the keyboard and cover are sold separately, giving it an additional cost if you prefer to type rather then write.
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Dell XPS 13
This pleasingly small Ultrabook has more than meets the eye. With a high-resolution screen and a powerful processing power, this aesthetic little laptop will have you organised and ready for study. With a 13-inch display fit snug in an 11-inch body, its a smart rival to any of these laptops on this list. It’s fast with a long battery-life, this Dell creation is a similar but nice contrast to an Apple Macbook Pro. It however, prices roughly the same price as it’s similarly designed rival, pricing at $1,800…potentially pricey for a new student.
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Samsung Notebook 7 Spin
This convertible hybrid of laptop and tablet is quipped with HDR-enabled, Full HD Touchscreen and boasts both a compact Nvidia graphics chips and one of the most recent Intel CPUs. Though it uses a standard webcam and old-school hard drive technology, this small setbacks are crucial in keeping it at it’s moderately low price of approximately $900, meaning it’s perfect for the lecture hall or dorm room.
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Acer Chromebook 15
Now, if size does matter to you, then look no further than the Acer Chromebook 15. This laptop boasts a monster 15.6 inches of display as well as a large an compact array of high-tech processors. For it’s long battery life, large display and fast processing speeds this Chromebook prices low to moderately. Though, the only downside is that it’s quite bulky, heavy and may not be practical for everyday university use.
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Dell Inspiron 15 Gaming
I don’t want to be a bad influence, but if you’re a student who loves gaming but doesn’t have the money to deck out on an impressively expensive gaming computer, why not investigate the Dell Inspiron 15 Gaming. It can play every game thrown, with a fast-processor and can also has the comments and features of a normal notebook or chromebook. Just make sure you leave plenty of time for study…
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Apple MacBook Pro
And finally we come to the ever popular MacBooks. Chances are half the students in your lecture-theatre will own a Macbook, but that’s okay, because these powerful, loyal companions are popular for a reason, and not only because of their signature sleek design. With a killer display, and extremely powerful processors, this MacBooks are not only durable, but usually have an excellent warranty. Plus, Mac Stores are notorious for their friendly customer service and computer maintenance services so you know, once you have a Mac, you’ll have it for years. The only downside to the newest Macbook Pro is that it’s quite pricey, only just released. If you would like a downgraded, but just as sleek study companion, why not choose its cheaper counterpart the Macbook Air.
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As you can see there is a whole variety of laptops and tablets perfect for the versatile student and this is just the top of the crop. If you have anymore student laptop options why not head over to our forum and let our friendly community know!!
