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Yes, i have to edit photos, videos mostly will be done in my Legion laptop, and present videos, images to show properties. 100% sRGB minimum is just my intolerance to crap screens. I hate the screen of my HP laptop. Compared to my Lenovo Tab that cost 1/3 makes me throw up. I have a lot of videos and photos, while currently 256GB is workable it will not be in say 2-3 years time. A faucet not working: a couple photos, etc...

Yes, see first post 😁😝

Gen 3 is not relevant. It is office job.

I am fine with 2D, objective is office to replace my laptop, so in the budget i need to include the keyboard -still in doubt if i get just get generic bluetooth keyboard for 30 euros or the 150 euro Xiaomi one with backlight or the shortish one without for 99 or so. Also will have to get a bluetooth pen tablet to work as mouse since my current pen tablet is usb and not compatible with Android. There goes more 70 or so euros. Also a need a display port to usb c cable. since i think what came with my monitor is full usb.

Xiaomi is 510 euros here.

First review of OnePlus Pad 2 from one of sites i follow. It seems the Xiaomi is better despite a less modern CPU https://www.gsmarena.com/oneplus_pad_2-review-2736p5.php

Asus would not sell many laptops with that... For example my low to medium level A34 phone certainly more powerful than the HP office laptop of my brother.

Yeah, for now it will be the Xiaomi if nothing changes.

I agree, i don't want a tablet to phone. I mean in the future might be possible but needs to be equivalent weigh, also be strong.

Not interested and the price should be giant, but tri-folding will mean tablets. https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_tri_folding_smartphone_spotted-news-64055.php https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/the-worlds-first-tri-folding-phone-just-tipped-to-enter-mass-production https://www.notebookcheck.net/Market-first-tri-folding-tablet-allegedly-nears-mass-production.872449.0.html

No, that is one of issues. They are increasingly making their one "ecosystem".

It is the info in their webpage. Octa JBL® Hi-Fi Speakers (sound by JBL®), 4 x tweeters, 4 x force-balanced bass units, Dolby Atmos® JBL loudspeakers with Hi-Fi matrix structure Take the plunge with eight JBL® speakers. This Hi-Fi system features 26W of stereo power and a large 22cc speaker cabinet that reduces static noise and increases clarity. In addition, the four matrix tweeters and four force-balanced woofers offer deep highs and lows.

Huawei Matepad Pro 12.2 (2024) 2000 nits dual layer OLED, the 12.2" is only 508gr. https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_matepad_pro_122_2024_debuts_with_duallayer_oled_matepad_air_2024_tags_along_-news-64003.php Have the issues of being Huawei.

Yeah that is a media consumption one, the emphasis is excellent sound https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Tab-Plus-tablet-review-The-US-300-entertainer-has-the-best-sound.870088.0.html

Yeah probably that 900-100 nits. But not available so i keep waiting. Lenovo what they will come with, Samsung S10 - but here i don't expect good news - OnePlus Pad 2 reviews.

A detailed review of Xiaomi

I was told 1600nits is only HDR. I don't care about that, i need the SDR value. Will check the video. Thanks. Edit: video do not tell much. For my work proposes the 16:9 format is not the best.

My old apartment is too dark and i suspect it has been affecting my circadian rhythm, i want to start work on balcony. I need also monitor support.

I need to see a OnePlus real review to know the real nits. Notebookcheck says the Xiaomi has an average of 800 nits https://www.notebookcheck.net/Xiaomi-Pad-6S-Pro-review-Versatile-12-4-inch-tablet-with-outstanding-specs.839897.0.html Unfortunately the Honor with 1600 still no news if it will ever come to Europe. I have found one deal with 427 euro, i am tempted. So i would say you wait a bit.

How this stuff are released without being play tested before?

It is nasty CPU render, gives much more temps to a laptop. I am on Blender so i use GPU, the RTX3060 never surpass 70-71C. With my CPU's (5800H) goes to 95C in experiments. In my opinion as long as it is medium CPU, it is irrelevant more than that since it will be the chassis temps buildup that will limit it, not its pure performance after a certain threshold. Consider Lenovo Legion for example, you absolutely need a gaming laptop and not "professional one" because of cooling. if you don't expect to use GPU render i would say consider at least a RTX4060. 4070 do not deserve the extra price since have same VRAM - the real GPU bottleneck in rendering - so if you consider spending more go directly for 4080. But if you see the life of the machine only in CPU , 8GB VRAM will be more than enough. I am not sure all gaming laptops are already rated for 64GB RAM, check that. Some go to 32GB officially but work okay with 64 Don't pay premium for more RAM and more storage. Check the numbers, is often cheaper to just buy an SSD and new memory by yourself and you can still make money selling whatever it came with. This is my machine from 2021, but it has an 5800H and now 32GB RAM and another SSD. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Legion-5-17-with-RTX-3060-in-review-Strong-gaming-laptop-with-current-gen-AMD-Ryzen-CPU.603198.0.html Fanatically pursue reviews and critiques of those models you shortlist. There are not bad manufacturers but there are bad models.

Nah, for that would prefer OnePlus Pad 2, at 500 euro it beats the 650 euro Xiaomi. Lenovo has solid stuff - i have one - but is being outdated. Honor Matepad 2 is not out of China and there is no signs for being sold in Europe so for now that is not part of equation.