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I love notebooks that don't need a fan - more likely with an Atom processors. They are not great for CPU-heavy applications. These days Atoms are usable for many tasks. Some are based on the 'Core' microarchitecture and can have quite different performance characteristics. Most current Celerons are based on an Atom microarchitecture (including this one). 'Celeron' is a brand name, not a technology. I certainly would not buy this as my main computer. There are times when a cheap and nasty computer is just the thing. I would never recommend celeron even for school use because its freakin slow Only reason to consider celeron is if your budget is restricted to sub $300 (basically no choice). You can generally find a cheap i3 laptop for a bit more so if your budget allows it, probably worth considering that. Of course i also needed more cpu power but even for simple task, sometime you want to multi-task and celeron will make it sluggish. When i took some business post grad class ar ubc, if i got to change buildings (which i didnt at least), it takes time too (and personally i like trying to stack my classes as compact as possible) If you plan on turning off your laptop between classes, it will take a little bit of extra time to load every single time and that adds up since break time is limited and those who are in uni would know you might spend your entire break going between classes (i know at sfu, i had to run to my 212 class way back when since it was in the old building and my class before was near the parking lots). I would never recommend celeron even for school use because its freakin slow.

Trekstor primebook c11b battery software#

Note BTS for me is a bit different since i studied software engineering but anyways These are little things that add up to overall crappy experience. Also look at how touch input misses to dismiss popup and the lag when you play video, then to go fullscreen. Sure it could be his wifi but that's typical for this type of device. It loads text, then font, then main text, then picture step by step. My beater productivity laptop is 2013 ultrabook which is about 3x CPU and 128GB storage. and still end up with painfully slow web browsing machine. So apparently storage is upgradable, but by the time you do that you would of spent 320+. The CPU on this will be painful just opening web pages too (CPU mark 1119).

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The windows and installing office or such will eat 20GB easily and you have very little space left even just to save some photos. I know it will be worn and heavier and battery won't be as good but other upsides are more significant to me than having new shiny machine.ДЇor productivity stuff, 32GB is tough. It's not a bad choice but I would get business refurb laptop in 250-350 range. I personally, think it's a nice work horse for school to use and scrap when it breaks, get a new one, rather shell out $500 on some mediocre laptop that would be slightly better in performance.Д¬onsider asking for feedback in this thread: microsoft-store-trekstor-primebook-c1991/ Very limited HD space, only 32 gb, but for school, keep a USB Thumbnail on keychain, problem solved! Less power = more concentration on work No time for games, ups. But for school work, MS Office etc, and lectures is just perfect. It's not very powerful, I would say not powerful at all. I have found a very inexpensive 11 inch laptop, it's by a German company (Trekstor), budget answer to Chromebooks we see on the market.

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