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Best College Laptops 2017

Best College Laptops 2017

Posted on November 13, 2017June 3, 2019 By Jarvis

Every college student needs a laptop, but with so many options, the choice can be a daunting one. Start by reviewing our recommendations for the best laptop for your college major, and then check with your specific school to make sure its configuration meets the minimum requirements.

If you’re undecided on your major or your school doesn’t have any particular recommended specs, consider a laptop that’s lightweight (sub 4 pounds), lasts long on a charge (8+ hours) and has a high-res (1080 or greater) screen for easy multitasking. We also have a detailed list of laptop buying tips for students.

Best Overall: Asus ZenBook UX330UA – From $699.00

Asus’s 2.7-pound ZenBook UX330UA is light enough to carry to class, powerful enough to do almost any homework you can imagine and affordable enough not to break the bank.
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