Derpy360

Thank you for everyone for helping me figuring out what laptop fit me

What are the better options out there?

would a MacBook air work also? I was planning to buy it used than going to best buy and waste a grand on it.

How long is the battery life?

The reason why I chose the topic "programming" in this discussion is that I'm curious laptop do people use for programming.

I was so close to buying a used razer laptop a few weeks ago, thanks for the advice

A list of things would be nice, budget or not. As long as they have long battery life. Edit: I already have a pc so I don't need too much power such as gaming and video editing.

I just realized I spelled that incorrectly lmao

I mostly do simple tasks, a feature such as the blackit keyboard and a long battery life would be nice.

I mostly used up the money for my rig but I need a laptop for college (not sure what major I will do). Any suggestions or recommendations?

Is there even a "gaming" chair that doesn't cost $400 like *cough Dxracer, I'm 5'9 and I just want something that is not going to break after a few months.

XPS 13/14 or LG gram?

I'm going community college but I'm stuck on what laptop to get, the major I'm planning to attend a computer engineering program. What I'm not also sure about is what programs they used for that major?

This is an update on my old discussion talking about whether I should build a new pc or I can actually upgrade my rig: *Windows 7 *Intel Core 2 Duo E6700 @ 2.66 GHz *4 Gb of DDR2 ( I don't know the exact type of DDR2) *Intel Corporation DQ965GF (LGA 775) *Nvidia Geforce GT 220 1GB *(storage doesn't really matter since they can be renewable for a new rig) I care that I can get 1080p on watching youtube or playing video games like around 30-60 seems fair for me, except csgo. I'm kinda an old school so I'm just playing mostly old games and I rarely play new games.

well do you have any ideas for a gift?