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amrit2022

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Benedikt

2260

5y

This should be true for most of the non-gaming laptops aboth 400 Dollars.
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ant0ny

35

5y

I have a Asus zenbook that ticks all those boxes except the drive size but I bought an ex display model so didn't get a choice on drive size. Super thin and lightweight too.
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Santaclauze

3916

5y

Lenovo
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cst1992

2116

5y

Use local currency bhai.
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Tusharnaik

239

5y

Go for asus rog strix scar 2
https://amazon.com/Gaming-i7-8750H-...
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amrit2022

502

5y

@Jilano XPS seems a good choice. Will look into it. Thanks
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amrit2022

502

5y

@Santaclauze any specific model?
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amrit2022

502

5y

@cst1992 to mentioning in local currency does not help. Devrant is international platform and like to keep things generic
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amrit2022

502

5y

@Tusharnaik everything is good but it is 17"
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cst1992

2116

5y

@amrit2022 We're devs. We're not that dumb.
Lappies, and computers in general, are cheaper in the US than in India. So the prices would be significantly different for similar laptops.
Better to mention INR so people search in the appropriate markets.
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amrit2022

502

5y

@cst1992 It had nothing to do being dumb or dev. I kept currency generic because I wanted everyone to contribute. Moreover, I am located in Canada, so have access to North American market.
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amrit2022

502

5y

@Jilano looked XPS in details, everything checks out except no USB type A.
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amrit2022

502

5y

@Jilano occasionally using adapter is fine, things like wireless mice or keyboard would need to be Bluetooth, increasing complexity and compatibility for connecting multiple Bluetooth devices simultaneously. Earphones as such
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cst1992

2116

5y

@amrit2022 If you're in Canada then USD is fine, I guess.
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Tusharnaik

239

5y

@amrit2022 so go for hero 2
https://amazon.com/Gaming-IPS-Type-...