I am looking to buy an "Ultrabook" - or Laptop - and have been looking doing some (Google-)research. I stumbled upon two models: Dell XPS 13 and Lenovo Yoga 700.
I program a lot of simulations, unfortunately though, I haven't honed that particular skill yet and therefore drain my computers' resources. Ergo, I need a proper CPU-unit.
The Dell was quite a bit more expensiev than the Lenovo. In my mind, I therefore expected the Dell to have a lot more impressive specs than the Lenovo.
In this case the difference is SEK:s (Monopoly money) is 17 990 - 10 581 = 7409 SEK:s ( i chose not to convert the currency as it makes the difference more dramatic). I looked at the specs and found:
Why is the Dell the better Laptop?
I program a lot of simulations, unfortunately though, I haven't honed that particular skill yet and therefore drain my computers' resources. Ergo, I need a proper CPU-unit.
The Dell was quite a bit more expensiev than the Lenovo. In my mind, I therefore expected the Dell to have a lot more impressive specs than the Lenovo.
In this case the difference is SEK:s (Monopoly money) is 17 990 - 10 581 = 7409 SEK:s ( i chose not to convert the currency as it makes the difference more dramatic). I looked at the specs and found:
■ Dell XPS 13 - Lenovo Yoga 700
■CPU: Core i7 / Core i7
■frequency: 2.4 GHz / 2.5 GHz
■Cache: 4 MB / 4 MB
■Max. Freq.: 3 GHz / 3.1 GHz
■Generation: 5 / 6
■Model: I7-5500U / I7-6500U
■# Cores: 2 / 4
■GPU: Intel HD Graph.s 5500 / Intel HD Graphics 520
■Scr. Size: 13.3" / 14"
■RAM: 8 GB / 8GB
Why is the Dell the better Laptop?
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