Now to put it in plain language: The laptop made a favorable impression, and because it is lightweight, it is easy to take it to work each day. A screen size of 13 inches is sufficient for working in comfort; however, if a larger display is required, one can always add an additional monitor to the setup. The keyboard was another pleasant surprise, but even so, it needs to be handled with greater care, although this recommendation is already printed in numerous places. In my opinion, the laptop is an excellent choice for software developers (including those working on Android and iOS). I am writing this review mainly for individuals who hesitate (as I did in the past) when the question is whether or not to overpay for a more powerful machine that runs Windows and comes with a number of other "buts"; nonetheless, the choice is ultimately yours regarding which machine to buy. In my book, the laptop earns a respectable 4 ku out of 5.
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