Laptop by battery life?

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Pavel Ivanov2013-05-21 17:55:54

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Pavel Ivanov, 2013-05-21 17:55:54

Good day everyone!
I ask you to share your experience, because. my parameters are determined only during operation.
I want a laptop that:
1) will be non-buggy (turning off the Touch-Pad in the middle of the workflow, problems with Wi-Fi, screen glare, etc.)
2) energy-intensive in terms of battery (from 7-8 hours, that's for sure)
3) fit at a cost to the budget of 45,000 - 50,000 rubles.
I'm looking at a MacBook Air right now, but I don't like being tied to the operating system, although as a mobile device I need a laptop for surfing, viewing pdf documents, and video recordings of lectures from Coursera. Therefore, the battery should not run out for 4 hours when working via Wi-fi and watching video (like the Samsung 9-series), but work for 6-7 hours + preferably loud speakers (I often show videos to people, they need to hear sound in cafe, say).
What are the options?
I'm looking at:
MacBook Air 13 Mid 2012 MD232 - market.yandex.ru/model.xml?modelid=8281489&hid=910...
Fujitsu LIFEBOOK S762 - market.yandex.ru/model.xml?modelid=9288882&hid=91013
Toshiba PORTEGE Z930-BRS-market.yandex.ru/model.xml?modelid=8443970&hid=91013

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elgordo, 2013-05-22
@elgordo

I will also unsubscribe to plus Macbook Air as its owner. Holds about 6 hours if you sit in the internet via WiFi.

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Andrey Burov, 2013-05-21
@BuriK666

And what is the binding to the OS on the MacBook AIR? www.apple.com/en/support/macbookair/bootcamp/

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ixSci, 2013-05-21
@ixSci

Do you think Air will keep 7 hours? My Pro doesn’t hold that much and hasn’t kept it since “birth”.

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Nikolay45, 2013-05-21
@Nikolay45

I have used a Mac and would recommend it as a completely self-sufficient machine. Plus, virus safety was important to me without spending beech resources on a decent antivirus.
Fujitsu LIFEBOOK S762 is more modifiable, there is an additional battery and a projector. Large dimensions and weight, plus all the charms of Windows as a payment for the benefits. Good luck.

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Pavel Ivanov, 2013-05-21
@paus

My English teacher has a MacBook Air 13 Core i7 256 MB SSD that lasts a full day, i.e. 6 o'clock somewhere.
Do you have the 11" version?

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Sufiks Sufiksovich, 2013-05-21
@Solovej

A LENOVO laptop where working hours up to 18 - 26 - 30 hours is suitable? :)
But the battery is big.
shopap.lenovo.com/ru/ru/products/laptops/thinkpad/t-series/index.html
shopap.lenovo.com/ru/ru/products/laptops/thinkpad/x-series/index.html

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Ilya Kovalevsky, 2013-05-21
@namespace

Google Chromebook Series 5 - keeps 7-8 hours of uninterrupted work, turns on in 1-2 seconds, Wi-Fi is powerful. If you take a Pixel, then this is also an awesome screen

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Roman, 2013-05-22
@gen1s

With the stated purposes of use, it may be worth looking at the tablet. Neither iOS nor Android has problems with surfing the Internet, viewing PDFs and videos of various formats. And in terms of work time, they will do many laptops (I have Ipad 3 stably holds at least 8 hours). After buying a tablet, I almost never approach the MacBook Air (the 11-inch model from 2012 lasts about 3 hours on battery).

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veam, 2013-05-23
@veam

I have air 13' late-2012 on windows 7. Holds 4.5 hours of surfing. On makosi, too, no more than 5 hours.