Re: Laptop advise

It think it really depends on your goals. For me, the mac hardware usually
wins on screen, form-factor, build quality and weight. Performance is not
really a concern for me any more -- the laptop is either 100% fine (99% of
what I do) or hopelessly outclassed (machine learning on a GPU). I think
even if it's not your favourite option necessarily, the option of a Mac is
the benchmark -- the one to beat. What else are you getting for your money
with another option?

On 19 November 2015 at 19:58, Roy E. <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi folks,
>
> I know this sounds a bit cliche but I am having difficulties for choosing
> a linux laptop, after an awful experience with Lenovo T450. It was either
> incompatible with linux or some erratic hardware malfunctions, anyway it is
> going back.
>
> I am really curios if anyone here is up to date with the current
> technologies / bought any fast machine recently that plays well with
> Fedora. I am kind of a localhost person who runs everything in-box, so most
> likely I am gonna replace harddisk with SSD if it doesn't come with one. No
> budget limit.
>
> Even though performance comes before its weight for me, reddit people
> suggest Carbox X1 3rd gen that is less than 1.5 kg..
>
> https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/3dsb4p/lenovo_carbon_x1_3rd_gen_quick_review/
>
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Roy.
>
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