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Thoughts or links to anything better for a similar price this is £294

 

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Dynabook Satellite Pro C40-H-112 - Core i3 1005G1 / 1.2 GHz - Windows 10 Pro National Academic - 8 GB RAM - 256 GB SSD - 14" 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) - UHD Graphics - Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth - dark blue, tile black (keyboard) *** Shape the Future Product for Schools ONLY ***

 

 

Windows 10 Pro (National Academic only)

10th Generation Intel Core i3-1005G1 Processor

35.6cm (14.0"), Non-reflective FHD display. IPS-Technology

Solid State Drive 256 GB

Dark Blue

8,192 MB, DDR4 RAM (3200 MHz)

Intel UHD Graphics for 10th Gen Intel Processors

Maximum life: up to 8h55min (MobileMark 2014 running Windows 10)

MobileMark is a trademark of Business Applications Performance Corporation

Weight: under 1.55 kg

W x L x H: 328 x 224.8 x 18.9 mm

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Thats quite a low spec. I would be looking at a minimum of a 10th gen I5 with 16GB Ram.

 

I was ordering devices with 8GB RAM back in 2014.

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That CPU is really weak, it's going to struggle when brand new.

 

Yeah, I'd also be looking at i5 8GB RAM 256GB SSD or better

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Ditto on i5 rather than i3. RAM you can always double later on.

 

Be carefully. It’s more and more common for RAM to be soldered onto the bird.

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The generation of chips appears to make quite a difference. The 12th gen i5s seen to outperform the 11th gen i7 in mine. 10th gen is there years old now - given how long we generally keep laptops in education, I always try and go for the most recent spec I can.
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Points taken Thanks all, currently looking at @ICTDirect now for a refurb unit.

 

That's the spirit!

 

I'm working from an 8th gen i5, 16gb ram, 256gb ssd and things are flawless. I can't imagine teachers will put their devices through the kind of punishment I do on a daily basis :)

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Hello, I work for a large organisation. Support is almost as important as specification. We have had bad experiences with suppliers that can't achieve a next day fix and this soon becomes days and weeks before a resolution. So do take this into consideration and absolutely avoid 'return to supplier' warranties.
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That's the spirit!

 

I'm working from an 8th gen i5, 16gb ram, 256gb ssd and things are flawless. I can't imagine teachers will put their devices through the kind of punishment I do on a daily basis :)

 

I am using an HP Elitebook x360 G8 i7 32GB of ram and it seems sweet.

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also consider Ryzen, the new gens are really good. i3 is poor for a teacher, i'd supply a i5 minimum/ryzen 5/7. the dynabooks i've had in to repair are poor.

 

i would also go business grade machines, elite/pro books, latitudes/thinkpads. built to last.

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