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Help With A New Laptop

mimi1234
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Hi everyone,
I hope you are well.
I need some help in getting a new laptop. I have some vouchers for PC World so ideally looking from there. I have been to PC World for some help but the response I kept getting was "we have lots of laptops, feel free to pick one out".
Currently, I have a LENOVO - Yoga 7 16" 2 in 1 Laptop - Intel® Core™ Ultra 7, 512 GB SSD, Storm Grey. It's ace and I really like it but it is too big and bulky. My nephew will be taking it from me.
I want the following from my new laptop:
a quiet fan (like the Yoga)
long battery life (like the Yoga)
less inches (definitely not 16" like the Yoga)
touchscreen
a normal keyboard with the numbers at the top (not like the Yoga which has them at the right side as well)
I'm happy to spend up to £1.5K. I will be using it for work (websites/Microsoft) and watching a movie or two on Netflix.
Much appreciated if you can help.
Best wishes x
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I've yet to see any laptop keyboard that doesn't have numbers at the top. Smaller laptops don't have number pad as they don't have the space once your screen size drops below standard 15.6".Most laptop screens are 15.6" (measured diagonally) and 16" isn't that far away. If you find that "too bulky" your only other options are probably 13.3" or 14".0
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How important is the "Two in One" functionality (folding in half to use like a tablet)?1
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https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/store/configure/surface-pro-13-inch/8n9t09p96cmjThese are similar to what you have, but smaller.
I am puzzled by the reference to PC World, as they rebranded as part of Currys several years ago. Are the vouchers still valid? Curry’s have the Microsoft Surface, but they are widely available elsewhere as well.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?1 -
flaneurs_lobster said:How important is the "Two in One" functionality (folding in half to use like a tablet)?0
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GDB2222 said:https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/store/configure/surface-pro-13-inch/8n9t09p96cmjThese are similar to what you have, but smaller.
I am puzzled by the reference to PC World, as they rebranded as part of Currys several years ago. Are the vouchers still valid? Curry’s have the Microsoft Surface, but they are widely available elsewhere as well.1
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