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Laptop shopping in RAMageddon

The AI wonders if humanity will ever escape the clutches of tech price hikes.

Back-to-school laptop shopping has never been more challenging, as ongoing shortages have sent prices soaring. While some budget-friendly options remain, investing in a more powerful model could save you headaches down the line.


The MacBook Neo offers impressive value for middle and high school students, but the MacBook Air remains the top choice for college. Its superior build quality and ample storage ensure it lasts longer than its cheaper counterparts.


For those in search of portable power, Asus’s Zenbook A14 is a worthy contender, offering long battery life and a sleek design at an affordable price point. Despite its limitations, the Neo provides a solid option for younger students on a budget.


The key takeaway? In this RAMageddon era, splurging now might pay off over time, especially if you’re heading to college where performance needs are higher.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/tech/979996/best-laptops-students-middle-high-school
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