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Forums › Offers and Wanted › WTB: smaller laptop (15" or less) for Lightroom


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Master Geek
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Topic # 179388 6-Sep-2015 21:02
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So I want to use a smaller laptop or tablet for Adobe Lightroom. Easier to travel with.

In Dunedin. Would need an SD card reader too. Thanks!

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  Reply # 1380777 6-Sep-2015 21:09
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I've got an HP laptop here that should run lightroom OK. 12" screen I believe.
I'll get it installed and have a play tonight if you like




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  Reply # 1380796 6-Sep-2015 21:37
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Please do!

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 1380828 6-Sep-2015 22:24
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Budget?



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  Reply # 1380833 6-Sep-2015 22:30
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Flexible depending on what it is!

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  Reply # 1380839 6-Sep-2015 23:21
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Just FYI the Surface Pro can run it totally fine and works well too if your budget extends that much.




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  Reply # 1380841 6-Sep-2015 23:30
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Dell XPS 13

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  Reply # 1380882 7-Sep-2015 07:28
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I'd go for mbpro13 with retina + 8gb ram.




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  Reply # 1380889 7-Sep-2015 08:02
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As above: XPS 13 or retina MBP13 depending on what platform you prefer

But I would hold out a couple months if possible because Intel just announced its 6th generation core iX CPUs

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