The PC market is vibrant with all sorts of configurations, form factors, power levels, and price points. You have super-powerful laptops like the Dell XPS 15 at the highest end, boasting incredible power in a slim package. There are custom gaming rigs which sacrifice portability for value and power, and then more interesting options with 2-in-1 tablet configurations, complete with inking and beyond, such as the Surface Book 2.
There's an interesting discussion going on in our forums right now revolving around your future plans for PC purchasing. Which PC are you saving up for?
Personally, I'm actually looking into getting a loan (or selling a kidney) to buy a top-model Surface Book 2. It rocks a GTX 1060 for quality gaming, and packs inking for hobby art and a form factor that boasts portability. It's also far quieter than my Razer Blade 14, which sports similar internals.
Jump in the thread and let us know what PC you're aiming for in 2018!
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