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I’m looking at upgrading my aging laptop and I’m looking for a windows laptop that can be a workhorse for Photoshop and Lightroom. Some of the basic things I’m looking for are a 14-15 inch screen, Core I7, 8 or more gigs or RAM, SSD, backlight keyboard with number pad. Touch screen optional. I would have liked a touchscreen with an active digitizer to use a stylus with but it seems impossible to find one in a laptop 14 inch or above. If I don’t get a stylus built in, I will probably be looking at getting a Wacom pad.

Since I’m editing photos a high resolution display would be important but I’m also looking at purchasing a high resolution monitor, probably 27 inches in size. Not sure if 4k would be a good investment since the price and I’ve heard issues with compatibility and refresh rates. I don’t PC game but color accuracy to prints is important. The ASUS PB278Q has good reviews but there is also an ASUS PA279Q that looks to be factory calibrated and have a wider color gambit but I’m not sure if 50% more in price is worth it.

 I’m looking to spend $1200 to $1600 on the laptop and $450-$750 on a monitor.

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Guys, Thanks for all the advice and using it on the show. I’ve added the Acer to my price watch list. My only concern is the reviews for the V15 Nitro on Newegg and Amazon are not so great. But I take them with a grain of salt. Hope to see the full review on BFYB. I’m also watching the MSI GS 60 Ghost Pro 3K and Asus ROG GL551JM-EH71. I’m also going to connect it to the Asus PB278Q monitor.

 

I’m hoping someone has some deals next week. If you like to check out some of my photos, my website is http://PhotosByAustin.com 

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