- Mar 30, 2018
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Hello community!
I am travelling atm and I want to try to make money while I am travelling. I met quite a few people who do that and i want to give it a go and have some ideas in my head.
From translational work to some internet marketing, i would even consider to learn about web design and coding.
Obviously it is important for me that the laptop is light, not too big and has a good battery life. I am travelling atm for a long time, so these aspects are prett important.
A friend of mine said, if I want to get serious about and work with the laptop and maybe also do some coding and stuff like that, I should at least go for 4gb Ram and an intel quadcore.
I look for 2nd models here atm, because it allows me to buy a better laptop for less money, since I have a very limited budget.
I have 3 offers atm which are all in the same price range. All 3 are 2nd hand and for each of them i would have to pay 400 US$.
The models are
A) Asus Zenbook UX305
https
/www.cnet.com/products/asus-zenbook-ux305/specs/
B) Dell XPS 13
https/www.cnet.com/products/dell-xps-13-2018/specs/
C) Lenovo Thinkpad E450
https/www3.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/thinkpad/e-series/e450/
These are my options. The poimts mentioned above are the only things that really matter to me.
Lightweight, good travel size, good battery, specs good enough for work (including coding and webdesign).
The Asus Zenbook looks fantastic, the only con is here that it nust has 2 cores, so it might not good enough.
The Lenovo Thinkpad has good specs, but is heavier.
What do you guys think? Please help me!
Tom
I am travelling atm and I want to try to make money while I am travelling. I met quite a few people who do that and i want to give it a go and have some ideas in my head.
From translational work to some internet marketing, i would even consider to learn about web design and coding.
Obviously it is important for me that the laptop is light, not too big and has a good battery life. I am travelling atm for a long time, so these aspects are prett important.
A friend of mine said, if I want to get serious about and work with the laptop and maybe also do some coding and stuff like that, I should at least go for 4gb Ram and an intel quadcore.
I look for 2nd models here atm, because it allows me to buy a better laptop for less money, since I have a very limited budget.
I have 3 offers atm which are all in the same price range. All 3 are 2nd hand and for each of them i would have to pay 400 US$.
The models are
A) Asus Zenbook UX305
https
/www.cnet.com/products/asus-zenbook-ux305/specs/B) Dell XPS 13
https
/www.cnet.com/products/dell-xps-13-2018/specs/C) Lenovo Thinkpad E450
https
/www3.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/thinkpad/e-series/e450/These are my options. The poimts mentioned above are the only things that really matter to me.
Lightweight, good travel size, good battery, specs good enough for work (including coding and webdesign).
The Asus Zenbook looks fantastic, the only con is here that it nust has 2 cores, so it might not good enough.
The Lenovo Thinkpad has good specs, but is heavier.
What do you guys think? Please help me!
Tom
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