If you’re a student planning to major in Mechanical Engineering, you’ll need a laptop for running tasks like Computer-Aided Design, engineering simulations, and programming. These tasks are both graphically and computationally intensive, so you’ll need to choose the suitable processor, graphics, and memory specs. It’s important to realize that you’re not buying a laptop for …
It’s easy to fall prey to marketing when purchasing a laptop for college. Some companies boast about design, while others claim to offer record-breaking performance. But, the lesser-known secret to getting the best out of your laptop lies in choosing the right size. An average college student travels to class pretty frequently. Cramming a large …
Over the past couple of years, 14-inch laptops have slowly gained popularity, with Apple, Microsoft, Lenovo, and Asus adopting the form factor. As 15 and 16-inch laptops still dominate a significant chunk of the market, is a 14-inch laptop too small to use today? Let’s find out. How is a 14-inch laptop too small? We’ve …
The exploding digital age has ensured that a laptop is no longer an option for a college student. Furthermore, rising fees and expenses have made both parents and students agree that selecting the right laptop is an important and challenging decision. All a student needs is a durable and optimized laptop that can provide service …
Update: The results of the Apple Silicon M1 from Geekbench are finally in. It manages to outperform the MacBook Pro 16’s Intel Core i9-9880H processor, pretty incredible considering it consumes 10W of power in the MacBook Air. The Apple Silicon M1 certainly sets the bar high for the upcoming laptop chips from Intel and AMD, …
