[Answer] Can you recommend a touchscreen computer for studying?

[Answer] Can you recommend a touchscreen computer for studying?

In terms of technical maturity, I’d recommend Microsoft’s Surface Pro or Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1. Both have a clean, professional design and support both touch and keyboard input.

However, if you also have drawing or design needs, laptops with integrated graphics usually struggle to meet high standards for graphics work, although they are still sufficient for general-purpose drawing. Within a limited budget, your best option would be to choose an 8th-generation Intel processor with the strongest integrated graphics you can afford. This recommendation assumes that your drawing requirements are not very demanding. Given the overall budget constraints, this is probably the most suitable configuration within that price range.

Of course, if you are willing to give up the touchscreen feature—to be honest, because of the way Windows is designed, touchscreen use on computers is often quite limited and usually less convenient than using a mouse—then you will have many more options. Personally, I’d recommend looking at budget-friendly models from ASUS and Acer, such as ASUS’s Vivobook series or Acer’s Swift series, both of which offer better value for money.