At $1,699, this laptop is well equipped for almost any task. For the more expensive PC option, I have recommended the LG gram Touch. As for video streaming, the Dell boasts a 6.75 hour battery life and a detachable keyboard for the most comfortable watching experience.
It also has a solid state drive, so uploading files is a breeze. At 2.8 pounds with a 12.5 inch touchscreen, this $550 powerhouse is great for note taking in class. This laptop has many great features for school use. For the under $1,000 category, I have selected the Dell XPS9250. Nothing too pricey though, we are still debt-ridden college students after all! One will be on the lower end of the budget (under $1,000) and the other will be a little more expensive (over $1,000). For both Mac and PC, I have gathered two laptops that I believe are perfect for college use. Nothing combines the portability of a small screen with the comfort of a physical keyboard quite like a laptop. Tablets and desktop machines have their callings, but in my opinion school is not one of them.
To keep things simple, I will only be including laptops. What I mean by “the average college student” is someone that mainly wants to use their machine for school purposes and maybe a few “extracurricular activities” (ie: word processing, internet browsing and the occasional Netflix binge). My approach will be a simple one: Which computer should the average college student buy? As an owner of both a Mac and a PC, I’ll try to be as unbiased as possible. Some who have tried to tackle this argument sought to answer the simple question of “which one has the better specs on paper?” While others choose a more complex route consisting of benchmarks and price-to-performance ratios. Mac versus PC, the age old showdown that could be approached many different ways.
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