I would like to keep things Windows based like my desktop, so I am not considering Apple products at this point.Ģ.
I wanted to hear if there were any other recommendations or other models I should look at, or hear personal experiences. I am particularly attracted to their portability while having high resolution screens, but wondering if these guys are overkill. I would like it to be something I could take on hiking trips, bike touring trips, as well as out in the field where I work (essentially a hiking trip in Alaska).īrowsing around on the internet I have looked into the Surface Pro 2 and 3 (unfortunately only 1 usb port and I am hesitant to want to lug around the docking station), the Yoga 2 and 3, XPS 12.
Adobe lightroom 6 portable portable#
I am looking for a laptop that would primarily be used for transferring files from a memory card to a external portable hard drive (so at least 2 usb ports and 3.0 would be nice), and be able to tackle editing in Adobe Lightroom and to a lesser degree, and maybe even not at all, do some work in Photoshop and Premiere Pro, other than that the basic web browsing, emails, maybe watch a movie.Īside from being able to transfer files and handle Lightroom, I am looking for something highly portable (primarily lightweight <3.5lbs), and with decent battery life (at least 6 hours). About 2 years ago I built a desktop PC where I have started to do all of my heavy editing, but it is essential that I still have something portable as I work away from my desktop for months at a time. I first purchased it as a primary computer about 6-7 years ago to do all of my video and photo edits using Adobe software, primarily Lightroom, Photoshop, Premiere Pro and After Effects. I have an old, clunker of a laptop that is starting to finally give up the ghost.
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