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- 64GB RAM
- 1TB SSD
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Choosing a work laptop isn’t always easy. In fact, you’ll need to take multiple factors into consideration.
Start by choosing an appropriate screen size. Most work laptops are in the 12 to 14-inch range. This size is the sweet spot between portability and productivity.
If you do a lot of graphic design work and don’t need to travel often, you might want to pick a larger model. However, if you’re constantly on the move, a smaller model might suffice.
Next, you’ll need to consider battery life. Ideally, you want enough battery to keep your laptop powered for a typical working day so you don’t have to constantly hunt around for charging sockets. Laptops should offer about 9 hours of life under regular workloads.
You might also want to consider 2-in-1 or detachable laptops. These are handy for anyone involved in creative work.
After that, you will need to consider specs. Thanks to advances in technology, even entry-level laptops are capable of performing most productivity tasks. However, if you want to use your device for video editing, 3D modelling or gaming outside of work, then you’ll need to choose higher specced components. Remember, laptop parts aren’t as fast as their desktop equivalents.
Lastly, you’ll want to consider storage. Think carefully about how much space you need for work (and if you’ll use your laptop for non-work purposes). Most people need 256GB or more.
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