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Hybrid Laptop/Tablet
So first, I don't know if this is the correct board for posting this. If its not, then forgive me and please move this topic where it should be.
Now, as a student, I bought 2-3 months ago a quite nice computer for its price - and good enough for my daily requirements. However, since its a 15 inch one - it proved quite difficult to move around with it. And one of the downsides was also the battery life, which is quite poor actually. The batter issue is not a problem at home, since I can keep it plugged in. Its much more difficult when you are outside however. :)
Now I've been seeking for a new, smaller and lighter laptop/ hybrid tablet. And I did find one, for 150$, a promotional offer till the 1st of January. Its a hybird tablet, with an attachable keyboard (via magnets), a nice metallic build, promised 7-8 hours of battery. The full specs are here:
Screen [in] – 10,1
Screen type – IPS/PLS
Resolution – 1280×800
Processor – Intel Atom Z3735F
RAM memory [MB] – 2048
Capacity [GB] – 32
Additional storage capacity – SD card [GB] – 64
Connection – 3G/ Bluetooth 4.0802.11 b/g/n
Batery [mAh] – 8000
1 year of Office 365 included.
Now it looks like a nice deal for 150$. However specification wise, I don't know what to expect. I don't mined the screen resolution, nor the small capacity since I mainly use OneDrive but.. will the RAM and processor cope with my day to day student life? It would run fairly simple programs like LibreOffice/Microsoft Office, taking notes on OneNote, surfing the internet during my longer breaks, Spotify/Youtube/Netflix, CodeBlocks etc.. Plus it offers a sim-card slot and 3G, could very well use my 20GB monthly data on it - since the faculty WiFi is slow anyways. Since I could detach the keyboard I could also use it to for reading my books since all of them are online etc. I'll still be doing bunch of other stuff on my main when I get home. But however I'd like to hear the feedback of those who are more experienced with computer hardware.
Thanks in advance.