I don't want to waste money, but I do need a laptop quite badly I guess. I am still using an old Sony Vaio laptop that I bought from Japan in year 2001.
I need something light, thin, long lasting battery power, reasonable sized keyboard, reliable, tough, and under $2k. Basicly an all arounder like NSX.
Taking 20 units from 9am~10pm while running business in between at the sametime. My hands starts to felt numb and shaking from taking notes by pen, it is almost not physically possible to keep up, not to mention my handwriting is not pretty. Sometimes it is also nice to have lecture notes and slides in front of me, so I can actually focus on the lecture.
It seems like everyone use mac book or something made by Apple on campus, I never owned a mac before, so I am not sure if mac is for me. I do like the Mac book air for its size, weight, and look. What about the Sony Vaio TZ series?
I need something light, thin, long lasting battery power, reasonable sized keyboard, reliable, tough, and under $2k. Basicly an all arounder like NSX.
Taking 20 units from 9am~10pm while running business in between at the sametime. My hands starts to felt numb and shaking from taking notes by pen, it is almost not physically possible to keep up, not to mention my handwriting is not pretty. Sometimes it is also nice to have lecture notes and slides in front of me, so I can actually focus on the lecture.
It seems like everyone use mac book or something made by Apple on campus, I never owned a mac before, so I am not sure if mac is for me. I do like the Mac book air for its size, weight, and look. What about the Sony Vaio TZ series?
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