Question what are in order of importance the specifications of a CPU that matter most in light PC use? (office, meetings, Google)?

[Darkbreeze]

Right on man. You're the only one who has to be happy with it so you have to make the decision that works best for you. Good luck to you going forward bro.

 

[Aeacus]

What do you think, I don't know if 15.6" is already starting to become a little bulky for a laptop that must be comfortable.

This is actually personal preference and can't be told by others.

I know folks who won't use anything smaller than 17" screen on a laptop.

I, in the other hand, am different. Laptop, to me, has only one benefit: being portable. And thus, needs to be small enough to be easily carried along. Due to that, my laptop has 7" screen. A small and cute Asus Eee PC 701, running Lubuntu (specs).

 

[Filll999-]

This is actually personal preference and can't be told by others.

I know folks who won't use anything smaller than 17" screen on a laptop.

I, in the other hand, am different. Laptop, to me, has only one benefit: being portable. And thus, needs to be small enough to be easily carried along. Due to that, my laptop has 7" screen. A small and cute Asus Eee PC 701, running Lubuntu (specs).

I agree, also because I already have a 34" on the desk on which I program. If I have to stay there, I wouldn't use the laptop, but the pc desktop.

 

[Filll999-]

Right on man. You're the only one who has to be happy with it so you have to make the decision that works best for you. Good luck to you going forward bro.

thank you bro, thank you for your precious advice, they have been very usefull for me

 

[Darkbreeze]