Awesome Tips Best Laptops and Tablets to Gift
Here are our top picks for work, school, gaming and personal devices.
Here are our top picks for work, school, gaming and personal devices.
Products featured in this video:
Apple MacBook Air M2 13″:
Apple MacBook Air M2 15″:
Apple MacBook Air M1:
HP Pavilion Aero 13:
HP Pavilion Plus 14:
Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5i:
Alienware m18:
Acer Aspire 5:
Lenovo Yoga 9i:
Apple iPad (9th Gen):
Google Pixel Tablet:
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I’m not used to iPads and tablets. I do admire people who use them as tools for working, but I’m kind of married to Windows. Thus, I’m more of a laptop person. However, all laptops I’ve used never lasted me more than three years. Consequently, I have no choice but to recommend other people to rather get a MacBook Air. Apple products have a 8-to-10 years lifespan, so in the end it’s more suitable.
Younger generations have more chances to grow up experiencing the iPad and Android tablets as tools for academic and working purposes, though. I need to take courses on both Mac OS and iPad OS. I was given an iPad; but I still prefer to use a desktop Windows pc for academic and working purposes.
Can someone please tell me what is all the parts I need for a desktop computer for gaming I want to spend only $1000 or maybe a little bit more but that’s it it needs to have WiFi 6E or later Bluetooth 5.3 or later 16 gigs of memory are higher 1TB Are higher whatever the best chip is
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0:40 MacBook Pro on screen when talking about the air!
Of course apple your first choice :/
Thanks Buddy for the tips.
Where exactly is the proper link for the $1200 Lenovo yoga 9i gen 8
This is me, and maybe something CNET may wish to look into. When looking at the OS versions. First how hard is it to learn? Once you learn it. Is it easy to use? Does the ease of use hold true even after updates over the years ( KISS ) ? Security? Reliability?
Don't hate on Touch ID, I highly prefer it, especially on an iPad where the cam is not as aligned to your face as a phone is.
Buying someone a laptop or tablet is tricky. Unless you absolutely know the exact specs they want/need in the device, you're taking a risk of getting them something they may not like.
Don't buy people expensive gift, it's waste of money, high price doesn't mean high appreciation
No Dells?
Acer is garbage
Is the chromebook good enough to do taxes with turbotax software.
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