Re: Recommended 2020 Laptops?
Yeah, Dell laptops specially have small keyboards if you buy one of their convertibles. But they also have a toggle to switch to media keys or function keys with FN + escape shortcut. But on my laptop, there are no page up or down keys either, so for that, I
Re: Recommended 2020 Laptops?
Acer Predator gaming laptop. I own it, I love it, I recommend it highly. It was only 1200 dollars on amazon. When I have a moment, I will link you to it.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/550214/#p550214
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Re: Recommended 2020 Laptops?
@jack, the one I purchased is this year's model, the 9500. To my knowledge, it does not follow the same scheme as previous models with the function and arrow keys for navigation.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/550204/#p550204
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Re: Recommended 2020 Laptops?
@leibylucw and @Vazbol: The xps15 7590 will allow you to use the function+left and right arrows for home and end, and the function+escape is a permanent toggle as well, so no bios configuration needed.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/550127/#p550127
Re: Recommended 2020 Laptops?
I initially got a Dell XPS 13 2-in-1, but switched to this year's XPS 15 model with maxed-out specs. These are pretty great laptops, and you don't need to spend any more than what your budget affords you to get something worth-while.I noticed on the XPS 13 2
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@TheBlindSaiyanGood luck with that policy then, because that excludes laptops from almost every major manufacturer in the last 5 years, including several product lines from Dell.Does it suck? Sure. Is it hard to fix with a Google search and some sighted help
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@TheBlindSaiyanGood luck with that policy then, because that excludes laptops from almost every major manufacturer in the last 5 years, including several product lines from Dell.Does it suck? Sure. Is it hard to fix with a Google search and some sighted help
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@TheBlindSaiyanGood luck with that policy then, because that excludes laptops from almost every major manufacturer in the last 5 years.Does it suck? Sure. Is it hard to fix with a Google search and some sighted help? No.Independents is all well and good
Re: Recommended 2020 Laptops?
@TheBlindSaiyanGood luck with that policy then, because that excludes laptops from almost every major manufacturer in the last 5 years.Does it suck? Sure. Is it hard to fix with a Google search and some sighted help? No.Independents is all well and good
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Buh, it seems that I probably should learn to get used to smaller keyboard configurations considering the trend of most non-gaming laptops to be sleek and slim. All the keys are at least there, evading some weird options to replace certain commands with laptop
Re: Recommended 2020 Laptops?
Hi.As someone who has used many different laptops, I would stay away from Lenovo.The main reason being is that out of the box there function keys are changed, so you even have to press 3 keys just to close a program with the regular alt F4 command that's
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Hello and thanks for the suggestions. I'm going to be field testing a T series Think Pad for a bit before finalizing a purchase. I most likely will back away from the X1 for now, as mainly I just want a new laptop to go into work with and don't really need
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Well the lenovo stuff is customisable to boot so you can have extra drives ssd or hdd.Hp are also good, my amd workstation has a hard drive and ssd and only cost me 1200 dollars, however, hardly any of their newer systems have duel drives anymore.The pavilian
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Yeah I can second that recommendation, and Lenovo has sales all the time for any possible reason they can think of. The next one being independents day, then the back to school sales probably, which is good because their customization options
Re: Recommended 2020 Laptops?
Yeah I can second that recommendation, and Lenovo has sales all the time for any possible reason they can think of. The next one being independents day, then the back to school sales probably, which is good because their customization options
Re: Recommended 2020 Laptops?
I highly recommend either the T series ThinkPads from Lenovo. The reversed control and function keys can be changed in the bios. If you're willing to spend a bit more, I cannot recommend the X1 Carbon highly enough.You may want to wait a few months though
Recommended 2020 Laptops?
It's that time of the lifecycle for most modern (and short lived) technology. As the subject line indicates, I am thinking of getting a new laptop for multi-purpose use, with a budget of about $1500. I kind of want to move away from common problems I had with my
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