Today AMD is at $57.60/share. A year ago they were $32.85. A year before that they were $16.50.
Thanks - the specs look good. I had bad experience with Lenovo and good experience with Zenbook. This time I want to try XPS 13 ultrabook or buy another Zenbook.Terabithia wrote: ↑ Check this one out
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B086226DDB/ref ... fFbTGNZG0X
Got some hype on rfd a few weeks ago.
I would say their Windows laptops specifically. Their Chromebook screens are actually really nice in comparison.Christianhiti wrote: ↑ Asus is notorious for putting shitty screens in their laptop lines, you should check the specs of the screen before buying this.
I looked into the 13 inch 2019 Zenbook last year and the angles on the panel were quite bad. They were reminding me of the Unibody 2010 era MacBook Pro.The Destroyer wrote: ↑ I would say their Windows laptops specifically. Their Chromebook screens are actually really nice in comparison.
What to choose? I don't like Lenovo. The only ultrabook remaining is XPS 13 with decent specs if it comes on sale next week. What Can I expect in an ultrabook (16 GB RAM) for $1000- $1200?Christianhiti wrote: ↑ I looked into the 13 inch 2019 Zenbook last year and the angles on the panel were quite bad. They were reminding me of the Unibody 2010 era MacBook Pro.
It's the same as Canada Computers entered the model number incorrectly. If you look at the "Specifications" tab, it says Model Name UM433IQ-BS71-CA.catcher8587 wrote: ↑ Looks like this model or something similar is $999 at Canada Computers. Model number contains "DS71" instead of "BS71" of Staples one, but I'm not sure what the difference is.
https://www.canadacomputers.com/product ... _id=165763
I say take a look into LG Gram. Their 15 inch ones are one of the lightest for 15 inch laptop.johnnycash10 wrote: ↑ What to choose? I don't like Lenovo. The only ultrabook remaining is XPS 13 with decent specs if it comes on sale next week. What Can I expect in an ultrabook (16 GB RAM) for $1000- $1200?
Costco is expected to have the LG gram 15" on sale starting in August.arestel wrote: ↑ I say take a look into LG Gram. Their 15 inch ones are one of the lightest for 15 inch laptop.
Here's a list of some decent ones under the assumption you want a light ultrabook:
If you're looking for big screen, but light: LG Gram 15 or 17. No other laptop of this size is as light as these. Most models come with 8gb ram, but they do have an extra ram slot.
If you're looking for light and nice looking one: XPS 13 or LG Gram white.
If you like black or need some usb and hdmi ports: Thinkpad X1 carbon.
I say get one you like the look of it & one you can get it for cheaper. All of them have their own problem...
Asus zenbook is not bad & tend to be cheaper tho.
Also, none of these are built for power use.
That 350 is hardly better than the onboard graphics on the ryzen. Both for thermals and cost it could have been better if they left it out.Mrjayjay wrote: ↑ Not a good deal I would say.. The graphics card is almost equivalent to a 1650 and the 1660 ti vs 1650 difference is pretty immense, and Ive seen 1660 laptops for 100-200$ more, better investment making it more future proof specially as you have no option of switching for newer graphics card etc in the future unlike PCs
