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Notebook buying advice: How to find a notebook for the home office
by Jan Johannsen
Notebook buying advice: How to find a mobile office notebook
10.8.2020
Translation: machine translated
You need a notebook to work on that doesn't just sit on your desk at home, but regularly accompanies you outside the office and home office. Then I'll go on a search with you.
Our notebook buying guides are all about finding the right laptop for you. I give you basic tips and assessments for different areas of application and show you some examples of notebooks. My aim is to use filters so that you only have to decide between a small selection of devices in the end.
What you won't find here is an assessment of individual laptop models or recommendations for different equipment variants. The notebook market is too fast-moving for that and I would refer you to the individual tests from our editorial team.
Mobile Office: Working on the go
256 gigabytes of storage space should be the minimum and is sufficient for word processing and the like. You know better than me whether you need more. This might be an option if you're working on larger graphics or design projects. It should definitely be an SSD. Not only does it save weight and energy, it is also more robust and, above all, allows the entire computer to work faster than a classic hard drive.
If I feed our filters with these specifications, these are currently the five most popular models.
Jan Johannsen
Senior Editor
Jan.Johannsen@galaxus.deWhen I was but a young student, I'd sit in my friend's living room with all my classmates and play on his SuperNES. Since then I've had the opportunity to test out all the newest technology for you. I've done reviews at Curved, Computer Bild and Netzwelt, and have now arrived at Galaxus.de.
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