cheap laptop

>>56505703
Asus VivoBook E200.
13 hours battery life
Fast enough to play Skyrim at native res, low-med settings
Handles web browsing fine with 5-15 tabs in Chrome.
It has 32GB internal memory but you can easily expand it with microSD
Decent keyboard for the price
$179

Just do a full reinstall of Windows 10 once you get it because there's a fuckton of bloatware on it.

>>>/g/tpg

>>56505752
>atom tablet
>"laptop"

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>>56505808
The E200 is a laptop, you dumbfuck.

>>56505703


Get a cheap t420/t430 and keep upgrading it in the future whenever you have some spare money, the upgrades never end.

Looking for an "affordable" laptop. I want a good 1080p screen, type C for power (same as my phone, so I only gotta carry one charger) and would rather have a thin and light laptop over a powerful one.

Where should I look?

>>56507248
Cheapest XPS 13.

>>56507297
I was just looking at an i3 XPS 13

>>56505703
Thinkpad x220

don't look back

>>56507309
Im not sure if you can charge both with same charger though as phone and laptop would have different wattage and voltage.

>>56507323
No, the whole point is you can charge both with the same charger. It's why out of spec wires are such a big deal on Type C. True type C cables are with Type C on both ends, they need a chip in them to keep power flowing the right ways. Legacy Typc C (Type C on one end, USB A on the other) needs a resistor to tell the denice it's a dumb cable. A proper charger will be able to feed a laptop 60w, then plug in your cell phone and the charger should (if in spec) will feed your phone 12 watts or whatever it's rated for